Tuesday, December 19, 2017

Bitcoin to face same regulations as other commodities

Bitcoin to face same regulations as other commodities

From being a highly desired asset relegated to the dark recesses of the finance industry, it's now Bitcoin's time to shine. Cryptocurrencies in general are becoming more and more popular, with their combined market cap recently reaching $600 billion.

Bitcoin in particular has been having a stellar time on the crypto charts, breaking the $20k barrier, and growing by well over 1,700% in 2017, with December seeing it's price increase by over 80%.

Another step into its mainstream adoption is futures trading. CBOE has already released their product, with CME following suit and Nasdaq launching their futures trading during the first half of 2018.

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The combined market cap for these currencies recently broke through the $600 billion ceiling, with Bitcoin leading the pack by trading at just over $20k on some exchanges. These numbers are a definite attraction, evident by the popularity of the recent futures trading initiatives led by CBOE and CME.

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