Wall Street Firm Cantor Begins Bitcoin Lending Operations
Cantor, a Wall Street investment bank, has launched its bitcoin financing business, completing initial trades in May and planning to provide up to $2 billion in institutional lending. Cantor Offers Up to $2B in Financing...
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