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19 May 2021 10:36PM (Updated:
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NEW YORK: Wells Fargo & Co said on Wednesday (May 19) its investment institute is planning to evaluate and onboard an actively managed cryptocurrency strategy for its wealthy clients, the latest move by a major US bank toward accepting digital currencies.
In a report titled The investment rationale for cryptocurrencies , the Wells Fargo Investment Institute (WFII) said it views digital assets as an alternative investment for qualified investors through a professionally managed fund.
Wells Fargo to onboard active cryptocurrency strategy for rich clients
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin hit a record high just shy of $65,000 last month, the latest landmark on its march to wider acceptance. A growing embrace by major companies and financial firms, particularly in the United States, have fuelled its gains.
Here are some of the steps that have pushed the world s largest cryptocurrency closer to the mainstream this year:
ACCEPTANCE
May 2021: Auction house Sotheby s says it would accept bitcoin and second-largest cryptocurrency ethereum as payment for a work by street artist Banksy, a first for a physical art auction.
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May 11, 2021 | 4:19 AM
LONDON (Reuters) â Bitcoin hit a record high just shy of $65,000 last month, the latest landmark on its march to wider acceptance. A growing embrace by major companies and financial firms, particularly in the United States, have fuelled its gains.
Here are some of the steps that have pushed the worldâs largest cryptocurrency closer to the mainstream this year:
ACCEPTANCE
May 2021: Auction house Sothebyâs says it would accept bitcoin and second-largest cryptocurrency ethereum as payment for a work by street artist Banksy, a first for a physical art auction.
April 2021: Swiss arm of French insurer AXA allows its customers to pay for non-life insurance products with bitcoin https://www.axa.ch/en/ueber-axa/blog/trend/bitcoin-cryptocurrency%20.html.
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