Bakkt Approved By New York Regulators To Operate With Institutional Bitcoin Custody Contracts
[Policy]
1. State Bank Of Vietnam is working on a new decree to regulate cryptocurrency;
2. The Central Bank of Tunisia is denying reports that it has launched a digital currency.
[Cryptocurrency]
1. TRON (TRX) deposits and withdrawals are now live on Poloniex;
2. Justin Sun said TRON was among several investors in Poloniex, but the exchange is operated independently from his company.
[Exchange & Wallet]
1. Bithumb Global launched a native token for the exchange ecosystem;
2. Bakkt announced that now they have all the needed papers from New York regulators to operate with institutional Bitcoin custody contracts;
3. CME Group will launch options on Bitcoin futures on January 13, 2020;
4. Bitcoin futures market Bakkt intends to expand from its current physically-settled offerings to cash-settled futures before 2020.
[Others]
1. Royal bank of Canada is exploring trading platform for investments and online purchases;
2. CoinMarketCap announced new liquidity metrics for crypto investors;
3. Dutch police have arrested Sam N., the founder of blockchain game development startup Komodore64 that allegedly raised 78 million euros ($86 million) from investors;
4. Twitter and Square chief, Jack Dorsey, is meeting with African tech entrepreneurs as the Bitcoin bull sets sight on the continent’s growing crypto industry；
5. The head of the public relations department of Alipay clarified that the company is not working with Lolli;
6. Litecoin founder Charles Lee appeared and claimed that Satoshi Nakamoto is the mysterious man who donated 50 BTC to the Grin Team.
Published at Tue, 12 Nov 2019 22:52:45 +0000
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