Breaking development in the crypto adoption race: PNC, a massive banking institution managing $400 billion in assets, has officially rolled out Bitcoin trading services for its customers. This marks another major player from traditional finance diving headfirst into digital assets. The walls between conventional banking and crypto continue crumbling as institutional adoption accelerates. Wall Street's commitment to Bitcoin just got a whole lot more serious.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 18h ago
PNC has already taken action. Traditional finance really can't pretend to sleep anymore. It's the inevitable trend.
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LiquidityLarry
· 12-12 01:44
What does this step mean for PNC? The real big part is still to come. Just wait and see.
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OptionWhisperer
· 12-11 21:40
PNC has truly entered the scene this time. A bank with a $40 billion scale is starting to get involved in crypto. Wall Street is serious this time.
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BoredStaker
· 12-09 17:47
PNC is taking action now. This time, Wall Street really has no excuse to pretend not to see it.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 12-09 17:47
lol pnc finally jumping in, only took them forever to realize the basis points they were leaving on the table. 400b aum moving liquidity is basically free arb if you time the settlement window right
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AlwaysAnon
· 12-09 17:26
It's definitely interesting that PNC is getting involved, but it's already 2024—Wall Street is only just now reacting?
Breaking development in the crypto adoption race: PNC, a massive banking institution managing $400 billion in assets, has officially rolled out Bitcoin trading services for its customers. This marks another major player from traditional finance diving headfirst into digital assets. The walls between conventional banking and crypto continue crumbling as institutional adoption accelerates. Wall Street's commitment to Bitcoin just got a whole lot more serious.