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Citibank Chooses Swiss Firm Metaco for Digital Asset Custody

“We are witnessing the increasing digitization of traditional investment assets along with new native digital assets. We are innovating and developing new capabilities to support digital asset classes that are becoming increasingly relevant to our clients,” said Okan Pekin, Global Head of Securities Services at Citi in a statement. Source

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Circle Chooses BNY Mellon to Custody USDC Reserves – Bitcoin News

Boston-based Circle Internet Financial has announced the company has selected BNY Mellon to custody the firm’s usd coin (USDC) reserves. The company’s dollar-pegged crypto asset is currently the second-largest stablecoin with a current market capitalization of $51.6 billion. BNY Mellon to Become USDC’s Primary Custodian Circle has chosen America’s oldest investment bank

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Central Bank of Brazil Chooses Nine Institutions to Study Digital Real Possibilities – Bitcoin News

The Central Bank of Brazil and Fenasbac, the National Federation of Associations of Central Bank Servers, decided to select nine projects to monitor and support their different proposals for the application of a hypothetical Brazilian central bank digital currency (CBDC), the digital real. Projects from companies and organizations like Aave,

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Chess Federation Chooses Algorand Blockchain to Host Player Rankings

Algorand’s blockchain platform has been selected by the International Chess Federation (FIDE) to record the ratings and titles of players. In an announcement on Thursday, Algorand said it will record FIDE Online Arena World Chess players’ data and provide a transparent platform where participants can view game information that’s updated in

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Don’t Buy Bitcoin, Says Wealth Exec as Lebanon Chooses BTC Over Fiat

Bitcoin (BTC) is not what young investors should buy after the coronavirus crash, says the man who once said that the biggest cryptocurrency faces an “inevitable death spiral.”Speaking to CNBC on May 21, Peter Mallouk, president and chief investment officer at wealth management firm Creative Planning, claimed that stocks and

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