Tradeblock, DCG Subsidiary, to Be Shuttered Due to Crypto Winter
Amid an ongoing crypto market downturn, digital asset-focused venture capital firm Digital Currency Group (DCG) has announced it is closing its subsidiary TradeBlock which offers its trading services to institutional inv...
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The trading platform is scheduled to be shut down on May 31, Bloomberg reported....
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