PayPal's Crypto Holdings Approach $1 Billion, Primarily in Bitcoin and Ether
PayPal has disclosed that it holds nearly $1 billion in cryptocurrencies on its balance sheet, mainly consisting of BTC and ETH. In its latest quarterly financial performance report, the financial payments giant revealed...
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In its latest quarterly financial performance report, the financial payments giant revealed that it holds $943 million worth of customer assets in bitcoin, ether, bitcoin cash, and litecoin, which marks an increase of $339 million from the end of last year....
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