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Crypto brokers team up to deliver prediction markets to hedge funds
BitGo Prime, the brokerage arm of digital asset infrastructure group BitGo Holdings, Inc., has partnered with Susquehanna Crypto to provide institutional investors with over-the-counter access to prediction markets, marking a further step in the sector’s push towards mainstream financial adoption. The initiative will allow hedge funds, family offices and ultra-high-net-worth individuals to trade event-driven contracts using cryptocurrency or stablecoin collateral already held on BitGo’s platform. Liquidity for the offering will be supplied by Susquehanna Crypto, a proprietary trading firm active across digital ... (full story)
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