Cboe Digital to clear first external technology venue Crossover Markets’ CROSSx
Launched earlier this year, CROSSx is an execution-only cryptocurrency electronic communication network backed by US-based hedge fund Two Sigma and Nomura.
Launched earlier this year, CROSSx is an execution-only cryptocurrency electronic communication network backed by US-based hedge fund Two Sigma and Nomura.
The new framework proposes that venues listing crypto assets should shoulder the responsibility of the issuer in cases where none exist – as is the case for Bitcoin, asserts an Acuiti report.
Developed following an observable lack of uniform rules around the relatively new asset class, ESMA is seeking input on MiCA’s proposed rules for crypto-asset service providers.
SIX research finds over 60% of traders desire a “safer” trading environment in digital assets; around 70% plan to include digital tokens in their portfolios in the next year.
Acuiti report found that majority of traders believe the main responsibility for monitoring and trade reporting in crypto trading lies with trading venues.
If approved by the regulator, this would be the first publicly traded spot bitcoin ETF in the US.
Cowen Digital officially launched in March last year but had been in the works since early 2021 as institutional investors began increasingly eyeing digital assets.
With this move, Eurex has become the first exchange to offer bitcoin index futures in Europe.
Panellists highlighted the need for increased regulation within the asset class, while noting the need to work with existing workflows and processes to help with mass adoption.
Hidden Road’s clients will now have access to Crossover’s CROSSx, which is designed to decrease trading costs, improve execution quality and enhance market data capabilities.