Apr 8, 2021
State Street, the second-oldest continuously-operating U.S. bank, might be getting into crypto. The institution is helping to build a bank-grade trading platform for digital assets but has not yet committed to using the platform itself.
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Video transcriptState Street, the second-oldest continuously-operating U.S. bank, might be getting into crypto. The institution is helping to build a bank-grade trading platform for digital assets but has not yet committed to using the platform itself. Sandra Ro, CEO of the Global Blockchain Business Council, joins “All About Bitcoin” to discuss the significance of State Street’s potential entrance into the crypto markets and the future of institutional investment in crypto.
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