Citadel Securities may enter crypto market-making, evaluating top exchanges as it awaits regulatory clarity for broader institutional involvement.

Citadel Securities is entering crypto market-making, targeting exchanges like Coinbase and Binance as regulatory shifts under the Trump.

Ken Griffin’s market-making giant Citadel Securities is looking to become a liquidity provider for cryptocurrencies, betting President Donald Trump’s embrace of the industry will usher in a boom for the asset class.

Citadel Securities plans to enter the crypto market amid Donald Trump’s embrace of the digital asset space, Bloomberg reported.

Ken Griffin’s Citadel Securities plans to become a liquidity provider—meaning it’ll start trading cryptocurrencies on major exchanges like Coinbase and Binance, according to a Bloomberg report. Citadel stayed away from crypto for years because the regulations sucked,

Ken Griffin's Citadel Securities, the market-making powerhouse, is switching from a cautious stance to embracing crypto as President Donald Trump's administration adopts a more supportive approach to the digital asset class,