Citigroup eyes custody services for stablecoins and crypto ETFs amid US policy shift
Citigroup eyes custody for stablecoins, crypto ETFs, and instant payments as new U.S. rules open doors for banks in digital assets. The post Citigroup eyes custody services for stablecoins and crypto ETFs amid US policy...
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Citigroup eyes custody for stablecoins, crypto ETFs, and instant payments as new U.S. rules open doors for banks in digital assets.
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