61% of institutions plan to boost crypto exposure despite October crash: Sygnum
Despite October’s crash, the end of the US government shutdown could bring “bulk approvals” for altcoin ETFs, catalyzing the next wave of institutional inflows, according to Sygnum.
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Despite October’s crash, the end of the US government shutdown could bring “bulk approvals” for altcoin ETFs, catalyzing the next wave of institutional inflows, according to Sygnum.
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