'US Largest Brokerage' Charles Schwab "If Appropriate Regulations Arise, We Will Offer Virtual Asset Trading"
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Summary
- Charles Schwab emphasizes the need for new regulations for virtual asset trading.
- The current virtual asset market is attracting a lot of interest from many people, and investment opportunities are expected with regulatory changes.
- Industry experts see regulatory changes as having a positive impact on the virtual asset market.
Charles Schwab, the largest brokerage in the United States, stated that if appropriate regulations arise, they plan to offer virtual asset (cryptocurrency) trading.
On the 21st (local time), Rick Wurster, CEO of Charles Schwab, mentioned in an interview with Bloomberg, "If U.S. regulations make virtual asset trading easier, we will offer it," adding, "We are preparing for a change in the regulatory environment."
He continued, "Virtual assets have attracted a lot of interest and money from many people. It feels strange not to buy virtual assets," while emphasizing, "Charles Schwab currently has no plans to invest in virtual assets, but supports customers who want to invest."
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