Billionaire admits he was wrong about Bitcoin as Citadel looks to crypto markets
Company founder Ken Griffin has backtracked on his anti-crypto stance and wants his firm to offer digital assets to its clients this year.
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Company founder Ken Griffin has backtracked on his anti-crypto stance and wants his firm to offer digital assets to its clients this year.
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