The first bitcoin futures contract listed by Cboe has expired, a move that came amid a turbulent day of trading that saw the cryptocurrency's price drop below $10,000.
The SEC released a filing for a proposed rule change for public comment. If implemented, the change would let Cboe launch a bitcoin ETF.
Cboe has filed with the SEC to list multiple bitcoin futures ETFs in the past week, public records show.
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The first day of trading for CBOE's bitcoin futures contracts is over and the day largely went according to plan, according to its CEO.
You may be able to trade the bitcoin cash market anonymously, but you cannot do the same with futures.
CBOE's chief executive is pushing back at suggestions that the exchange's newly-launched bitcoin futures market was hastily done.
Public filings suggest that the launch of bitcoin futures products has renewed a push to create exchange-traded funds tied to the cryptocurrency.
The CBOE's website became unavailable just as it launched its first bitcoin futures contracts on Sunday.
Cboe may use information gleaned from futures trading to make a case to the Securities and Exchange Commission to allow bitcoin-linked ETF.
In an open letter to the CFTC, Futures Trading Association CEO Walt Lukken has expressed concerns about who would insure bitcoin futures contracts.
A rude awakening? That might be what's in store for the bitcoin market's so-called whales according to trader Lanre Sarumi.
The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) has announced that its planned bitcoin futures product will begin trading on Dec. 10.
Options exchange CBOE has released early specifications for its planned bitcoin futures product.
Derivatives provider CBOE is stepping up its praise for bitcoin ahead of an expected trading product launch.