Pessimistic news isn’t stopping the crypto spot markets from looking bullish Wednesday.
The declining futures premium indicates uncertainty about bitcoin following a 35% correction in May and another 12% drop already this month.
Anyone with a stock account can now make a savvy (albeit risky) bet on GBTC pricing disparities, previously exclusive to big players.
Arbitly's crypto licensure and registration claims are bogus, according to Malta's financial regulator.
So-called stablecoins like tether and USDC are $1 tokens in theory, but a complex arbitrage transaction seems to have netted one trader an 89% profit in just minutes.
U.K.-based financial advisory firm deVere Group has launched an actively managed fund offering investors exposure to cryptocurrencies.
A new working paper from the Bank of Canada suggests that arbitrage opportunities don't exist in the cryptocurrency markets.