At the end of 2017, signs that Bitcoin was making the jump from a currency used and held only by technology and decentralization enthusiasts to a mainstream asset started to hit the press. The launch of Bitcoin futures on two of the major futures exchanges served up an opportunity for traders and investors that wanted to […]
At the end of 2017, signs that Bitcoin was making the jump from a currency used and held only by technology and decentralization enthusiasts to a mainstream asset started to hit the press.
The launch of Bitcoin futures on two of the major futures exchanges served up an opportunity for traders and investors that wanted to take a position in the cryptocurrency without having to buy and store bitcoins to do just that and, perhaps unsurprisingly, the Bitcoin price (what’s grown to become a bellwether of industry health) soared.
During early 2017, and especially over the last week or so, the bitcoin price has taken a hit and – with it – sentiment has weakened.
This doesn’t mean the fundamental developments have stopped, however.
As per this report in The Wall Street Journal on Thursday, the owner of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is launching a bitcoin data feed that it intends to offer to financial firms across the globe, with the goal being to offer the latter the latest and most accurate information on volume, pricing, exchange activity, etc.
ICE data feed on #cryptocurrency planned. High frequency trading and investment firms have shown their interest …
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