So, institutional exchanges for cryptocurrency represent a multi-billion-dollar whitespace market, but until institutional investors have a regulated, full featured trading exchange with diverse sets of spot and derivatives products, their adoption will be super slow, and crypto will continue to fall short of being the robust, legitimate asset class that it can be. What are institutional investors supposed to do since many want to make meaningful moves in the crypto markets now, not years from now?

There have been rumblings about financial institutions adding crypto services to their offerings, raising new funds for digital currencies, and even launching dedicated trading desks.

But until institutional investors have a regulated, full featured trading exchange with diverse sets of spot and derivatives products, their adoption will crawl at a snail’s pace, and crypto will continue to fall short of being the robust, legitimate asset class that it can be.

Institutional exchanges for cryptocurrency represent a multi-billion-dollar whitespace market. Various parties—including Intercontinental Exchange, parent company of the NYSE—are vying to get such venues up and running. But some of the exchanges in development today face significant regulatory hurdles, and may be held back from launch until they wrestle with complex issues like securities custody and settlement.

So, what are institutional investors to do since many want to make meaningful moves in the crypto markets now, not years from now?

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