The bank Intesa Sanpaolo conducted a test transaction with Bitcoin, purchasing 11 coins for 1 million euros. As stated by CEO Carlo Messina, this operation was purely experimental to prepare for potential client demands. The bank plans to strictly limit investments in cryptocurrency and requires investors to understand the risks. Messina also warned private investors against investing in digital assets, emphasizing their high volatility.
1/15/2025 12:31:14 PM (GMT+1)
Intesa Sanpaolo conducted a test transaction with Bitcoin, buying 11 BTC for 1 million euros to prepare for client demands while warning about the risks of cryptocurrency investments 💶
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