“Events like FTX have highlighted the need for a more traditional approach to things,” said Archax Chief Marketing Officer Simon Barnby in an interview. “As an FCA-regulated custodian, we are permitted to hold cryptocurrencies, tokenized assets like funds or real estate, as well as traditional instruments and cash for our clients.”
Related posts
-
Bitcoin-powered Core DAO debuts its own ETP on Swiss stock exchange
DeFi Technologies’ subsidiary Valour has unveiled the first exchange-traded product for Core DAO, a Bitcoin scaling... -
The Price of Kaspa’s KAS Token Bucks Broader Crypto Market Decline, Surges 26% in a Week
That decline, however, obscures the 26% surge in the Kaspa blockchain’s KAS token. The token, ranked... -
2024 Crypto Losses Attributable to Deepfakes Projected to Exceed $25 Billion
Losses attributed to crypto crimes involving the use of...