Binance in Talks To Let Traders Keep Collateral at a Bank: Bloomberg
Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, is in the midst of discussing a proposal to let some of its institutional clients keep their trading collateral at a bank, instead of with the crypto platform, according to B...
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