Axi Says 46% of Clients Now Hold Crypto Exposure
Axi says 46% of its clients now hold crypto exposure across spot ownership, CFDs, and perpetual contracts, as brokers continue adding more crypto access options.
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Axi says 46% of its clients now hold crypto exposure across spot ownership, CFDs, and perpetual contracts, as brokers continue adding more crypto access options.

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