DZ Bank и Boerse Stuttgrart заключили партнерское соглашение

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Крупный банк из Германии DZ Bank заключил партнерское соглашение с сервисом Boerse Stuttgrart. Это позволит 700 корпоративным кредитным учреждениям под эгидой DZ Bank предоставлять своим клиентам доступ к цифровым активам. Ориентировочно развертывание новой платформы начнется уже в конце этого года. Но на раннем этапе воспользоваться услугой смогут только избранные клиенты. Операционные и технические элементы новой услуги уже реализуются, а подключение первых банков планируется к концу 2024 года.

Ожидается, что по результатам тестов и опроса участников состоится полноценный запуск сервиса. Помимо этого Штутгартская фондовая биржа сосредоточиться на обеспечении правовой инфраструктуры и технических элементов. Ранее в апреле этого года представители Landesbank Baden-Württemberg сообщили о том, что в скором времени они предложат клиентам решения по хранению цифровых активов.

При этом поддержку будет оказываться криптовалютной биржей Pitpanda. Партнерство с Bitpanda позволит федеральному банку получить соответствующую лицензию, которая необходима для ведения профильной деятельности. Ранее сотрудники банка Bernstein проанализировали ситуацию на криптовалютном рынке.

Они считают, что в скором времени можно ожидать планомерного восстановления доходности сегмента DeFi. Профильные протоколы позволяют участникам торгов использовать стейблкоины и получать пассивный доход.

Следует отметить, что пик популярности данных инструментов пришелся на 2020 год, после чего начался спад. Однако в 2024 году данный сегмент начал активно восстанавливаться. По мнению специалистов, ключевую поддержку децентрализованным протоколам окажет смягчение монетарной политики ФРС. И по итогам вчерашнего заседания регулятор действительно снизил ключевую ставку.

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