The firm is building an infrastructure to offer crypto market access to end users, CFO Andr? Milanez said on Monday.Read MoreFeedzy
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The exchange is currently building the infrastructure to offer crypto market access to end users Milanez added.
B3 information technology director Jochen Mielke de Lima said in January the exchange planned to offer both bitcoin and ether (ETH) futures sometime in 2022/2023.
“It is natural for us to expand into the unregulated world of cryptocurrencies,” said B3 President Gilson Finkelsztain in December, adding that the company planned to offer crypto services to traders, as opposed to being a crypto exchange.
At the moment B3 offers exposure to crypto exchange-traded funds (ETF) listed in the Brazilian regulated market, Equities Manager Marielle Brugnari said recently. Currently, 10 crypto ETFs are available in Brazil.
This article was translated by Andr?s Engler, and edited by CoinDesk. The original Portuguese can be found here.
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