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    State Street survey: 94% of big asset managers to invest in crypto by 2020

    The financial services giant found excitement around tokenized assets and bullishness on a 2020 bitcoin ETF

    December 13, 2019 /

    According to a survey by State Street Corporation, 94% of the 101 asset managers and owners with $100 billion-plus portfolios said they either have digital assets under management or are planning to add them in 2020.

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