(Nasdaq) does not rule out that in the future it will become a cryptographic exchange

The second largest stock exchange in the world, Nasdaq, with a market capitalization of $ 9 billion is open to becoming a cryptographic currency platform in the regulated market. This was in an interview with CNBC, said stock exchange CEO Adena Fridman.

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Such acknowledgment that Aden Fridman made live on Wednesday, April 25, answering the question about which position the Nasdaq board and herself adhere to with respect to the cryptocurrency, especially from the position of the service provider.

During the conversation, Kevin O'Leary, the leader of the Squawk Box program, raised the issue of insufficient liquidity of many crypto exchange exchanges, suggesting that Nasdaq might be the obvious answer to this problem.

Today, the market is not regulated, so we have not made the decision to become a cryptographic exchange, but we are already delivering our technology.

This observation by the head of the exchange was related to the news that Bitcoin exchange company Gemini uses Nasdaq technology to track market manipulations, but the following observation was more curious.

However, over time, if we see that people are prepared for a more regulated market and fair conditions for investors, the Nasdaq will undoubtedly consider the possibility of becoming a crypto exchange

I can definitely say that. I believe that cryptocurrencies will continue to exist, and it is only a matter of time how much space will be needed to mature. As soon as we see that we can ask ourselves if we want to offer a regulated market for all this, Nasdaq will definitely consider this possibility

Recall, in January, Adena Fridman said that the Nasdaq exchange can make investors a unique offer in the bitcoin futures market, which will differ significantly from the services of competitors.