Kraken, a 12-year-old cryptocurrency company, plans to expand its services to include trading in US-listed stocks and exchange-traded funds, according to Bloomberg. The company has already obtained regulatory permits in the UK and has applied for a broker-dealer license in the US. Kraken aims to launch this new service in 2024, entering a competitive market dominated by zero-commission players like Robinhood and Public.com.
The Celestia fire sparked widespread discussion about modular blockchains. In fact, modular blockchain has always been an important part of the application chain narrative and is not a new thing.
