Nasdaq to Launch Bitcoin Options
Nasdaq yesterday announced that it is seeking approval from regulators to launch and trade options linked to the price of Bitcoin.
Nasdaq yesterday announced that it is seeking approval from regulators to launch and trade options linked to the price of Bitcoin.
JPMorgan has lowered price targets for bitcoin mining companies.
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds yesterday saw net inflows of $64.91 million, marking the sixth consecutive day of positive flows.
The fifth day in a row has seen an inflow of funds into Spot Bitcoin ETFs this week, while Spot Ether ETFs have recorded a decrease in outflows after a negative trend lasting four days.
Mt. Gox has transferred 13,265 Bitcoin (worth $784 million) to unknown wallets. This is the defunct cryptocurrency exchange’s first major on-chain activity since late July.
The US Marshals Service (USMS) is likely in the process of offloading Bitcoin acquired from Silk Road, a well-known marketplace.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have become the largest publicly traded crypto funds in terms of assets under management, surpassing Grayscale’s products for the first time.

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financial institution." - Satoshi Nakamoto (Bitcoin White Paper)
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