Nasdaq Scraps Crypto Custody Plans Amid US Regulatory Issues
Nasdaq has abandoned its anticipated crypto custody service, a move prompted by the ever-evolving U.S. regulatory climate, according to the firm’s CEO, Adena Friedman. This strategic decision, which marks a...
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