Celebrating 8 Years of Bitcoin as a Recognized Commodity in the US
On September 17, 2015, the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) officially announced bitcoin as a recognized commodity.
On September 17, 2015, the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) officially announced bitcoin as a recognized commodity.
A new fund offering institutional investors exposure to bitcoin, has been launched by Laser Digital, a division of Japanese financial services major Nomura.
Amboss, a leading data analytics provider for the Bitcoin Lightning Network, has unveiled its new subscription service, Hydro.
In anticipation of regulatory permission, BitGo and Swan Bitcoin announced their intentions to establish the first bitcoin-only trust business.
A recent bitcoin transaction that was tracked to Paxos, paid an absurdly high transaction cost of $510,000—nearly 250,000 times the typical network price of $2.17
Bull Bitcoin, a Canadian bitcoin exchange, announced that it would begin conducting business in Costa Rica amid the increasing international growth of bitcoin adoption.
In an exciting move towards enhancing the scalability and efficiency of bitcoin transactions, Coinbase CEO Brian Amstrong declared the company’s intent to integrate into the Lightning Network.
The global investment giant Franklin Templeton submitted a regulatory Form S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday, requesting clearance for a spot bitcoin ETF.
The simultaneous expiration of derivative contracts for stock options, index futures, and index futures options four times a year is known as “quadruple witching”, which has historically had effects on bitcoin price.
Recently, Qala, a company that specializes in teaching African bitcoin and Lightning engineers, was bought by Btrust, a non-profit organization founded by Block CEO Jack Dorsey and Jay-Z.