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ARTICLE · 23 DECEMBER 2022

Crypto Trading 101: Corporate Structuring For Digital Asset Traders

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Digital asset investment among proprietary trading firms, family offices, and asset managers peaked in the fall of 2021, dipped a bit in the summer of 2022, and now it's on the rise again...

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Digital asset investment among proprietary trading firms, family offices, and asset managers peaked in the fall of 2021, dipped a bit in the summer of 2022, and now it's on the rise again — even with the turbulence in the market as a result of the FTX bankruptcy.

Setting up a crypto trading shop requires getting the fundamentals right — and it starts with corporate structuring. But following the model used by traders of traditional financial products can lead to serious problems for those trading in digital assets. Why is that?

To effectively engage in the crypto markets, you'll want to be able to access exchanges anywhere in the world — and that will require specific approaches to your corporate structure.

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