Definition ∞ A digital asset broker is an entity that facilitates the buying and selling of cryptocurrencies and other digital assets for clients. These brokers typically provide an interface for users to access various digital asset markets, often offering additional services like portfolio management and advisory support. They act as intermediaries, connecting buyers and sellers while often holding assets in custody. Regulatory oversight for these entities is increasing.
Context ∞ News about digital asset brokers frequently concerns their regulatory status, licensing requirements, and compliance with financial regulations. The expanding role of these brokers in mainstream finance highlights the ongoing convergence of traditional and digital asset markets. Discussions often address consumer protection, market liquidity, and the need for clear guidelines for their operations.
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