State Street: 38% of Clients Will Put More Money into Digital Assets in 2020

By cineramaDecember 8, 2019Bitcoin Business

The majority of asset managers that bank with State Street are interested in digital assets such as bitcoin, but none have asked the global custodian to store them yet.

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State Street: 38% of Clients Will Put More Money into Digital Assets in 2020

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