NASDAQ confirms crypto futures launch coming early 2019
The NASDAQ exchange confirmed that it hopes to launch its platform sometime early next year and that it will start with Bitcoin Core (BTC) futures.
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Gemini teams up with Nasdaq for market surveillance technology
Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini will be using Nasdaq's SMARTS Market Surveillance technology for monitoring the marketplace.
Goldman Sachs gearing up to launch Bitcoin futures
Investment banking giant Goldman Sachs is taking a step into the cryptocurrency space as it looks to launch its own Bitcoin (BTC) futures product soon.
NYSE: Investors trust cryptocurrency more than Federal Reserve
So popular is cryptocurrency as an investment option that even the chief executive of the International Exchange Inc. (ICE), owner of NYSE, admits that crypto is trusted more than the Federal Reserve.
SEC considers listing more Bitcoin ETFs on NYSE Arca
More Bitcoin exchange-traded funds are reportedly closer to being listed on NYSE Arca, the first all-electronic exchange in the United States.
CFTC staff gets green light to trade cryptocurrency
CFTC general counsel Daniel Davis told staff that they can trade digital tokens like they would corn, oil, precious metals, and other commodities.
US corporate investors shut out of Bitfinex margin trading
Corporate investors have reported that Bitfinex margin facilities appear to have been closed to their investments, despite reassurances from the exchange.
Suitability concerns spur Merrill Lynch to ban BTC fund, futures trading
Merrill Lynch has barred its roughly 17,000 financial advisers from buying SegWit1x (BTC)-related investments on behalf of their clients.
Deutsche Boerse considers European BTC futures
Deutsche Boerse has announced plans that could see SegWit1x (BTC) futures traded on European exchanges for the first time.
Other brokers remain mum over Bitcoin futures despite CME and Cboe Move
As the bitcoin futures race progresses, will other firms make a U-turn on cryptocurrency futures trading?