Nasdaq needs clear regulations before launching crypto exchange, says VP
Nasdaq said that the retail side of the crypto market is quite saturated at the moment, with many service providers looking to fulfill retail investors’ needs.
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Nasdaq said that the retail side of the crypto market is quite saturated at the moment, with many service providers looking to fulfill retail investors’ needs.
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