Kraken Mulls Offering Traditional Stocks and ETFs
Kraken, a prominent US-based cryptocurrency exchange, is reportedly considering expanding its product offerings to include traditional stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The move marks Kraken's first push beyond th...
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The move marks Kraken's first push beyond the realm of crypto assets, Bloomberg Law reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
As part of the plan, the exchange intends to launch a new branch called Kraken Securities, through which it would sell US-traded stocks and ETFs....
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