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Recommended Watch: Banks Launch Crypto Exchange! | Fidelity + Charles Schwab + Citadel Investments = EDX Markets (youtube.com)
Leading global financial institutions, including Charles Schwab, Citadel Securities, Fidelity Digital Assets, Paradigm, Sequoia Capital, and Virtu Financial, have announced the formation of a compliant cryptocurrency exchange, EDX Markets, targeting United States retail and institutional investors. The consortium entailing broker-dealers, global market makers, and venture capital firms stated that the exchange aims to borrow some practices from the traditional financial markets. The exchange seeks to meet the increasing demand for cryptocurrencies among investors in the U.S.

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    Francisco Gimeno - BC Analyst What a difference few years make the way traditional financial institutions see crypto. This is the time where even Banks announce the creation of a compliant crypto exchange, EDX (for US retail and institutional investors). This would have been impossible two years ago. But, why is this happening now? One of the keys is the increasing investment in crypto on the part of institutions, another the incoming regulations which in US will most probably mean SEC checking thoroughly all the crypto exchanges and see if they not just comply with regulations now but if they WERE complying with the financial laws before regulation as SEC sees all crypto as securities with the exception of Bitcoin. Anyway, it seems good news as a good start for traditional finances to start experimenting with the digital economy of the 4th IR.