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The 'long bitcoin, short the bankers' era is officially over as TradFi giants embrace digital assets

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The 'long bitcoin, short the bankers' era is officially over as TradFi giants embrace digital assets

Financial firms are partnering with specialists to build infrastructure, blurring lines between traditional and decentralized finance into a unified sector.

The 'long bitcoin, short the bankers' era is officially over as TradFi giants embrace digital assets

Source：CoinDesk

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