Summary
- The CEO of Goldman Sachs announced plans to consider participating in the Bitcoin and Ethereum markets in response to regulatory changes in the United States.
- He mentioned that current regulations are hindering participation in the virtual asset market and that they will consider it if there is a change in the regulatory structure.
- Goldman Sachs noted that interest in virtual asset-related products is increasing among hedge fund clients.
David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, announced plans to consider participating in the Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) markets in response to regulatory changes in the United States.
According to The Block on the 10th (local time), Solomon stated at the Reuters Next conference held the previous day that Goldman Sachs would consider when to introduce Bitcoin spot trading, mentioning that "current regulations are hindering participation in the virtual asset (cryptocurrency) market" and "we will consider it if the regulatory structure changes."
He explained that there are currently limitations on market participation due to related regulations. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs previously noted that interest in virtual asset-related products is increasing among hedge fund clients.
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