Let me give you some context as to why Santander bank started testing crypto trading on @Openbank in Germany and why this is positive news for @0xPolygon. After analyzing the market, I came to the conclusion that Openbank began to actively develop in Germany. The bank began to operate as a branch in Germany under the supervision of the German financial regulator BaFin, and not only within the framework of the European passport mechanism. Until 2025, the bank offered German customers only savings accounts and investment products with Spanish IBANs, such as automatically generated ETF portfolios tailored to the customer's risk profile. Santander went further and launched crypto trading on Openbank with Polygon and other assets such as Ether, Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Cardano in September. This will allow the Spanish bank to test crypto trading and gauge interest from German customers. For Polygon, this is a great opportunity to make a name for itself among a non-crypto audience and...
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