A recent report from data firm Chainalysis indicates close to 20%, or about $140B worth, of the world’s supply of Bitcoin, is stranded in wallets due to forgotten passwords or locked accounts. So reports Business Insider.

Bitcoin went from $19,000 in 2017 all the way down to $3,200 in a year later. Now, the cryptocurrency has pushed past $40,000 to a new all-time high. So reports CNN.

In a move that could bolster the institutional use and legitimacy of cryptocurrency across the board, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) published a letter explicitly stating federal savings associations’ and national banks are allowed use stablecoins and participate in independent node verification networks as a way to conduct payment and other bank-permissible activities.

USD-backed Tether is the most traded cryptocurrency, and it’s not particularly close. So reports Decrypt.