PostFinance adds ADA. AVAX, SOL, XRP and DOT to its trading and custody options. This comes amidst speculation for AVAX, and XRP ETFs.
Amid widespread crypto adoption by traditional financial institutions, PostFinance, a Swiss government-owned bank, has expanded its crypto services.
The recent move by PostFinance is a huge milestone as it expands crypto use within the traditional financial markets. The traditional finance systems and other institutional investors, such as banks, are betting on possible ETF approvals for altcoins such as AVAX and XRP.Since the approval of BTC ETFs earlier this year and ETH last month, various crypto stakeholders have expressed their desire to seek ETFs for other altcoins.
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