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, Recently, the American stock exchange Nasdaq announced that it is planning to acquire Swedish financial technology provider Cinnober. This acquisition also indirectly shows Nasdaq's interest in encrypted digital currency transactions.
Adena Friedman, Nasdaq President and CEO, expressed interest in Cinnober’s offering of the new asset class, stating:This acquisition will enhance our ability to serve infrastructure operators in global markets and will accelerate our ability to expand into new growth areas.
On why Nasdaq chose to acquire Cinnober,Perhaps one important reason is the cryptocurrency custody service it offers.After all, judging from the current situation,Bancor For institutional investors, the custody of encrypted digital assets is a major pain point.
Exchanges are always repeatedly exposed to hackers, for example, just 2 months ago,
The acquired Cinnober has always been optimistic about digital assets and provides digital currency related services for institutional investors. For example, it has partnered with institutional-grade cryptocurrency custody security giant BitGo, which has a place in the cryptocurrency space because of its multi-signature security and custody solutions.has saidhas saidAccording to reports,, to become a digital cryptocurrency exchange in the future. also have
According to reports,Nasdaq may plan to launch cryptocurrency trading in October. These can also be seen from the recent actions of Nasdaq.In July, Nasdaq in Chicago
hold a closed meeting, discussing the impact of future regulation on cryptocurrencies, regulatory tools, and how to effectively regulate them. Participating behind closed doors were Gemini and other traditional trading houses.In August, Nasdaq and Gemini’s exchange, which previously participated in a closed-door meeting, intend to jointly launch a
Joint venture, the agency will allow two exchanges to list digital currencies and provide users with liquid assets on a global scale.In September, sources said that Nasdaq may launch in November
A tool for predicting digital currency price movements
