Sony Group to Enter the Cryptocurrency Trading Business Through S.BLOX’s Whalefin
Sony Group, the Japanese multinational conglomerate, will enter the cryptocurrency trading services business through its newly revamped S.BLOX subsidiary. The company, previously known as Amber Group, operated a cryptocu...
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