Boerse Stuttgart announced a partnership with DekaBank to provide cryptocurrency trading services to institutional clients. DekaBank, with assets over 411 billion euros, will use the regulated infrastructure of Boerse Stuttgart Digital, which will allow the integration of cryptocurrencies into offerings for large investors. This collaboration aims to expand the number of partnerships with financial institutions in Europe and reflects the growing interest in cryptocurrencies, which already make up 25 percent of the exchange's revenue.
3/1/2025 7:10:04 AM (GMT+1)
Boerse Stuttgart has entered into a partnership with DekaBank to provide cryptocurrency trading services to institutional clients, strengthening its position in the European financial market
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