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The financial giant Standard Chartered is set to enable institutional clients to directly trade bitcoin and ethereum on its existing platforms, with plans to introduce non-deliverable forwards for digital assets soon. Surging Demand, Shifting US Policy Drive Expansion Standard Chartered has announced it will enable institutional clients to directly trade bitcoin ( BTC) and ether
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