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Futu Holdings' subsidiary Moomoo announces entry into the crypto market with upcoming launch of Moomoo Crypto service

Futu Holdings' subsidiary Moomoo announces entry into the crypto market with upcoming launch of Moomoo Crypto service

金色财经金色财经2025/05/28 12:32
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According to the official announcement, Futu Holdings' subsidiary Moomoo has announced its entry into the cryptocurrency market with the upcoming launch of Moomoo Crypto, providing digital asset investment features for U.S. users. The service plans to support trading of over 30 cryptocurrencies, initially including major coins such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, and will gradually expand its product line.

Moomoo U.S. CEO Neil McDonald stated, "As digital assets continue to gain mainstream adoption, we see a clear opportunity to apply professional investment tools to the crypto space. Moomoo Crypto will bridge traditional finance and digital finance, providing users with the necessary tools and insights."

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