Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has publicly stated on Tuesday that the bank will evaluate participation in BTC and Etercoin Spot transactions if US regulatory rules change. According to The Block, Solomon said at the NEXT conference hosted by Reuters on Tuesday, when asked 'when is Goldman Sachs planning to trade Spot BTC,' he said that regulatory agencies need to change current regulations to allow banks to do so. 'This is a question you have to ask the regulatory agencies. Currently, as a regulated banking institution, we are not allowed to hold Kripto Para like BTC as principal. We provide advice to customers on various technical and issues, and will continue to do so, but currently from a regulatory perspective, our ability to act in the Kripto Para market is extremely limited.' Solomon added that he does believe that Kripto Para and Blok Zinciri technology are solving problems, and they are currently being closely followed because there is a view that the regulatory framework will develop in a different way from the previous government. He admitted that it is not yet clear how the regulatory rules will evolve, but he is very optimistic that this government will 'implement a very growth-friendly agenda.' If there is a change in the regulatory structure, they will evaluate BTC and Etercoin transactions. When asked if Goldman can make markets in BTC or Etercoin, Solomon pointed out: If there is a change in the regulatory structure, we will evaluate this, but currently we are not allowed to do so. At the same time, Solomon reiterated his view on Tuesday that BTC is a 'speculative asset,' but he also described Kripto Para as an 'interesting technology.' Goldman deeply cultivates the Blok Zinciri field: splitting the digital asset platform and entering RWA Goldman launched its digital asset service platform in 2021. According to Bloomberg and Reuters' mid-November report, Goldman plans to split its digital asset platform, create a new company, and create a new independent company separate from Goldman and its digital asset business. This platform, called GS DAP, is a Blok Zinciri-based technology platform designed to simplify institutional transactions and reduce Yerleşim time, ultimately for 'industry ownership,' allowing banks to use Blok Zinciri to trade cash and financial instruments such as bonds more efficiently. Goldman's goal is to execute the split in the next 12 to 18 months, pending approval from regulatory authorities, but the bank itself will also continue to develop its digital asset business. Goldman's global head of digital assets, Mathew McDermott, also revealed in July that they are preparing to launch three tokenized products for some of their major institutional clients as 'interest in Kripto Para has risen significantly,' and Goldman also plans to create a market for real-world assets (RWA). In addition to the layout related to Blok Zinciri technology, Goldman also reported in its latest 13-F form submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that as of the third quarter of this year, it held a value of approximately $718 million in the US BTC Spot ETF, an increase of over $300 million from the previous quarter, highlighting the increasing interest of traditional institutions in Kripto Para. Related reports Trump hopes BTC can 'break through $150,000' early in his tenure: recent gains are largely due to me... Amazon may invest 5% of assets in BTC? CZ responds: Accepting BTC payments is enough, it's simple Flash》Microsoft's board rejects investing in BTC Netizens: Will regret today's mistakes in ten years This article was first published on BlockTempo, the most influential Blok Zinciri news media in the dynamic area.
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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has publicly stated on Tuesday that the bank will evaluate participation in BTC and Etercoin Spot transactions if US regulatory rules change. According to The Block, Solomon said at the NEXT conference hosted by Reuters on Tuesday, when asked 'when is Goldman Sachs planning to trade Spot BTC,' he said that regulatory agencies need to change current regulations to allow banks to do so. 'This is a question you have to ask the regulatory agencies. Currently, as a regulated banking institution, we are not allowed to hold Kripto Para like BTC as principal. We provide advice to customers on various technical and issues, and will continue to do so, but currently from a regulatory perspective, our ability to act in the Kripto Para market is extremely limited.' Solomon added that he does believe that Kripto Para and Blok Zinciri technology are solving problems, and they are currently being closely followed because there is a view that the regulatory framework will develop in a different way from the previous government. He admitted that it is not yet clear how the regulatory rules will evolve, but he is very optimistic that this government will 'implement a very growth-friendly agenda.' If there is a change in the regulatory structure, they will evaluate BTC and Etercoin transactions. When asked if Goldman can make markets in BTC or Etercoin, Solomon pointed out: If there is a change in the regulatory structure, we will evaluate this, but currently we are not allowed to do so. At the same time, Solomon reiterated his view on Tuesday that BTC is a 'speculative asset,' but he also described Kripto Para as an 'interesting technology.' Goldman deeply cultivates the Blok Zinciri field: splitting the digital asset platform and entering RWA Goldman launched its digital asset service platform in 2021. According to Bloomberg and Reuters' mid-November report, Goldman plans to split its digital asset platform, create a new company, and create a new independent company separate from Goldman and its digital asset business. This platform, called GS DAP, is a Blok Zinciri-based technology platform designed to simplify institutional transactions and reduce Yerleşim time, ultimately for 'industry ownership,' allowing banks to use Blok Zinciri to trade cash and financial instruments such as bonds more efficiently. Goldman's goal is to execute the split in the next 12 to 18 months, pending approval from regulatory authorities, but the bank itself will also continue to develop its digital asset business. Goldman's global head of digital assets, Mathew McDermott, also revealed in July that they are preparing to launch three tokenized products for some of their major institutional clients as 'interest in Kripto Para has risen significantly,' and Goldman also plans to create a market for real-world assets (RWA). In addition to the layout related to Blok Zinciri technology, Goldman also reported in its latest 13-F form submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that as of the third quarter of this year, it held a value of approximately $718 million in the US BTC Spot ETF, an increase of over $300 million from the previous quarter, highlighting the increasing interest of traditional institutions in Kripto Para. Related reports Trump hopes BTC can 'break through $150,000' early in his tenure: recent gains are largely due to me... Amazon may invest 5% of assets in BTC? CZ responds: Accepting BTC payments is enough, it's simple Flash》Microsoft's board rejects investing in BTC Netizens: Will regret today's mistakes in ten years This article was first published on BlockTempo, the most influential Blok Zinciri news media in the dynamic area.