Blockchains and Bagels: the morning market update to get you ready for the day ahead. Today, Wall Street Banks drive institutional interest in the digital asset space.
Goldman Sachs will begin market making Bitcoin futures in the coming weeks. The firm will not be offering Bitcoin trading in the near future, but it will be adding non-deliverable forwards. The digital asset trading desk is on track for a June launch.
The CEO of S&P Dow Jones, Alex Matturri, sees client interest in ETF products but will not be offering them in the near future. Major roadblocks for implementation come from the possible market manipulation and SEC adoption.
The news aggregation service will explore adding back digital asset payments in the near future. Bitcoin payments were removed in March amidst increasing transaction fees and changes with their payment processor, Coinbase.
Miner interest continues, with hashrates rising consistently through the year while Bitcoin prices remain to trade range bound.Around the network
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