Boerse Stuttgart reported a significant increase in cryptocurrency trading, which now accounts for 25 percent of the company's total revenue. In 2024, the exchange nearly tripled its cryptocurrency trading volume, managing assets worth 4.3 billion euros. The CEO of the company, Matthias Foelkel, highlighted the success achieved through five years of platform development and emphasized confidence in the future of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. The exchange now serves over a million customers.
1/16/2025 1:57:19 PM (GMT+1)
Boerse Stuttgart increased its cryptocurrency trading to 25 percent of its total revenue, managing assets worth 4.3 billion euros and serving over a million customers on the platform 👥
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