South Korea’s second-largest city Busan will launch the first decentralized digital commodity exchange in the world, where all goods will be tokenized and traded using blockchain technology. The announcement came as its earlier plan to pursue a city-backed cryptocurrency trading platform. However, according to a press release from the Busan
TP ICAP, the world’s largest interdealer-broker, has licensed as a digital asset provider with the UK’s Financial Services Authority in an attempt to enter into the crypto world through its Fusion Digital Assets platform. The company, a giant in the spot market for traditional finance (TradFi), is partnering alongside custodian
Banking Institutions have already entered the digital asset market in Australia. CBA was the first bank in the nation to introduce crypto services through its mobile banking app last year. According to Henrik Andersson, CIO of cryptocurrency asset management Apollo Capital, institutions may soon flip on their cautious approach to
D2A2’s main goal is to boost transparency through data and market intelligence. The organization will give digital asset businesses a space to unify their voices. Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy has announced the formation of the Dubai Digital Assets Business Group (D2A2), which aims to strengthen the role of the
