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Citigroup has created a new, less risky way of investing in crypto — and it may be a game changer for the industry

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BI PRIME: The structure would place cryptocurrencies within existing regulatory regimes and give big Wall Street investors like asset managers and hedge funds a less risky way of investing in the fledgling asset class.

 

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