The NYSE-affiliated exchanges have eliminated the 25,000 contract limit for Bitcoin and Ether ETF options. This decision comes at a time when there is an increasing need for crypto derivatives. NYSE Arca and NYSE American filed a proposal to remove position limits and related crypto ETF options trading constraints. The
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw net outflows of $545 million on the second consecutive day of withdrawals, indicating a significant change in institutional sentiment. Large investors have shown a reduction in exposure to Bitcoin while it was in a volatile market. The outflows indicate a cooling-off period for institutional investment,
Japan is set to make a significant move towards regulated digital asset investment as financial regulators are working to approve the first cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds in the country by 2028. This move is part of Tokyo’s efforts to modernize its financial markets while maintaining tight regulation. As reported by Nikkei
Thailand is gearing up for a large-scale regulatory push to enhance institutional engagement with the world of digital assets, with its SEC finalizing regulations on crypto exchange-traded funds, crypto futures, and tokenized investment products. The move signals Thailand’s intent to position itself as a regional hub for regulated crypto finance,
Grayscale added more exposure candidates from the artificial intelligence, DeFi, consumer, and infrastructure segments to its list of digital assets under consideration for future investment products. The update signals continued product exploration by the world’s largest digital asset-focused manager, as US investor demand widens beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. In a
