Crypto regulation is coming, but Bitcoin traders are still buying the dip
The premium on CME Bitcoin futures dropped to zero, but data shows pro traders are still bullish.
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The premium on CME Bitcoin futures dropped to zero, but data shows pro traders are still bullish.
This week in crypto regulation was marked by officials expressing contradictory views on how to approach digital assets.
The SEC now expects to decide whether to approve or disapprove Bitwise and Grayscale’s Bitcoin exchange-traded offerings in early February.
Mutual funds in Russia will not be allowed to provide crypto exposure to qualified or unqualified investors.
Cryptocurrency investment products could be a missing piece of the puzzle towards mass adoption, and are now becoming increasingly more common.
U.S. Bank launched crypto custody services for institutional investors in October as part of a partnership with New York Digital Investment Group.
Brian Brooks proposed regulators treat crypto in much the same way as traditional financial institutions rather than creating an entirely new body to create a single framework for digital assets.
The Cboe BZX Exchange used the examples set by CME's crypto futures products in its argument for approval, but the SEC rejected them.
U.S. companies are rushing to launch crypto investment products in Europe amid regulatory pushbacks at home.