Apr 29, 2020

Silvergate adds new clients in Q1 while existing customers increase deposit levels

According to its April 29 earnings report, Silvergate Bank added 46 new crypto customers in the first quarter and saw fee income and deposits increase from those customers due to COVID-19 crypto volatility…

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