Bitcoin rather than credit card thanks to a startup

Intercontinental Exchange, owner of the New York Stock Exchange and other main international marketplaces, is launching a startup (Bakkt) to secure a federally regulated market for BItcoin. Fortune reports it in an article by Shawn Tully. The company, funded by giants and multinationals, should start its operations next November.
The goal is to make Bitcoin a strong cryptocurrency available worldwide, able to attract financial stakeholders still wary as institutions and – later – replace the credit card. A less volatile Bitcoin could attract the Millennial target, act as an alternative to stocks and bonds, generating huge volumes of trade.