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Швейцарский криптобанк Sygnum достиг значительного рубежа, добившись прибыльности в первой половине 2024 года. Это событие стало ярким примером устойчивого роста и развития в индустрии цифровых активов. источник »
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В «Криптодолине» Швейцарии - городе Цуг — эксперты насчитали снижение капитализации стартапов. По данным компании PwC, которая входит в Большую Четверку международных аудиторов, стоимость криптовалютных и блокчейн-стартапов швейцарской «Криптодолины» за последний квартал прошлого года резко снизилась на 50%.
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Switzerland-based crypto bank Sygnum has expanded its list of supported banks, adding PostFinance, ZugerKB, LuzernerKB, and VZ Depotbank among others. Sygnum, a crypto-friendly bank catering to institutional and professional investors, has achieved another milestone, with its list of supported clients…
As crypto continues to break boundaries in the global financial scene, demand for crypto transactions is growing steadily among various institutions. Sygnum AG, a significant player in the digital asset sphere, is capitalizing on this trend, anticipating an upsurge in its new brokerage business based in Singapore.
Sygnum Singapore has successfully secured in-principle approval of its Major Payment Institution License (MPIL) application from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). The license enables the bank to offer its clients regulated crypto brokerage services. Sygnum Singapore, the Southeast Asian…
Власти Южной Кореи обвинили минимум десять сотрудников Terraform Labs, включая соучредителя, в нарушении законодательства о рынках капитала.<br /> <br />
While some governments have expressed pushed back against the potential of crypto, the Swiss government seems to be bringing it closer to its citizens. Earlier today, PostFinance, a financial services firm fully owned by the Swiss government, rolled out crypto services to its clients.
Coinspeaker Coinbase Contemplates Launching New Non-US Trading Platform as Authorities Intensify Scrutiny of Crypto Sector Firms are actively searching for new banking partners as the regulatory climate in the US has now turned sour.