Wall Street giants focus on cryptocurrency business even during downturn
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Expanding Digital Asset Business Major financial companies on Wall Street in the United States are promoting digital asset businesses amid the sluggish crypto asset (virtual currency) market due to the effects of the Terra riots and the FTX bankruptcy. On January 31st, Bloomberg published an article summarizing the efforts of each company. Even in the winter of cryptocurrencies, traditional financial giants are finding digital assets attractive and looking to expand their business. Efforts of each company black rock First, global investment firm BlackRock is reportedly considering a digital asset business in the capital markets. This was explained by one of
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