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Germany's largest bank, Sparkassen, to launch crypto trading in 2026.
Germany’s largest banking group, Sparkassen, has announced plans to launch cryptocurrency trading services for its retail clients by 2026. This marks a significant shift from its previously cautious approach to digital assets, which was driven by concerns over volatility and regulatory uncertainty.
The move follows the implementation of the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, which provides a clear legal framework for banks to offer crypto services. Sparkassen, which operates a network of 370 banks serving over 50 million customers, will enable private clients to trade leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum directly through its mobile banking app, managed by its securities division, DekaBank.
The decision is largely driven by growing demand from retail investors and the need to remain competitive in the evolving European financial landscape. Despite this new offering, Sparkassen will maintain a cautious stance, warning customers about the risks of crypto investments and not providing investment advice or advertising for these services.
This development signals a broader acceptance of digital assets within traditional banking and is expected to accelerate mainstream crypto adoption in Germany
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The move follows the implementation of the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, which provides a clear legal framework for banks to offer crypto services. Sparkassen, which operates a network of 370 banks serving over 50 million customers, will enable private clients to trade leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum directly through its mobile banking app, managed by its securities division, DekaBank.
The decision is largely driven by growing demand from retail investors and the need to remain competitive in the evolving European financial landscape. Despite this new offering, Sparkassen will maintain a cautious stance, warning customers about the risks of crypto investments and not providing investment advice or advertising for these services.
This development signals a broader acceptance of digital assets within traditional banking and is expected to accelerate mainstream crypto adoption in Germany
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🇩🇪 Germany may consider creating a Bitcoin reserve
Christian Lindner, the former finance minister of Germany, has urged the ECB and Bundesbank to include Bitcoin in their reserves.
💸 Lindner acknowledges the risks due to Bitcoin's volatility, but stated that price fluctuations are a known risk in any asset class, including gold.
He emphasized that "Germany and Europe cannot afford to fall behind again," as the United States is already exploring the possibility of adding crypto assets to the reserves of its central bank.#GermanyLeading #BinanceAlphaAlert #MicroStrategyStockSale #BTCMiningPeak #btc2025
Christian Lindner, the former finance minister of Germany, has urged the ECB and Bundesbank to include Bitcoin in their reserves.
💸 Lindner acknowledges the risks due to Bitcoin's volatility, but stated that price fluctuations are a known risk in any asset class, including gold.
He emphasized that "Germany and Europe cannot afford to fall behind again," as the United States is already exploring the possibility of adding crypto assets to the reserves of its central bank.#GermanyLeading #BinanceAlphaAlert #MicroStrategyStockSale #BTCMiningPeak #btc2025
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