Main news
Winkleboss brothersConsidering listing on Gemini
In an interview with Bloomberg, they are considering listing the cryptocurrency exchange and trustee Gemini Trust, co-founded by the Winkleboss brothers in 2014.
“We are considering listing Gemini and consider listing them as one of the options. We are monitoring the current market situation and are discussing internally for listing.” -Cameron Winkleboss
On the 15th, Gemini also launched the Gemini credit card, which provides cryptocurrency as a reward.
Macquarie “If you don’t introduce CBDC quickly, you could be pushed over to Bitcoin”
In a recent research note published by Australian investment bank Macquarie, if central banks such as the Federal Reserve System (FRB) and the European Central Bank (ECB) slow down the adoption of digital currency (CBDC), they will be pushed out of competition for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. Pointed out that you can.
Macquarie said, “CBDC is lagging behind the pace of cryptocurrency popularization.” There will be.”
GrayscaleBegins liquidation of XRP trust
Grayscale Investments announced that it has entered into the liquidation of a $1,200 million XRP trust.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued Ripple Labs, which issues and operates XRP, on suspicion of selling unregistered securities. This is a move to reduce risk by moving away from Ripple. Grayscale has already excluded XRP from its funds made up of high market capitalization cryptocurrencies.
On the other hand, the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA) expressed the view that XRP is a cryptocurrency asset rather than a security under Japanese law, and contradicted the view of the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
Brief news
- What happened to the funds invested in 10 large-scale cryptocurrency disclosures (ICOs) during the Bitcoin boom in 2017 and 2018?
- On the day Saturn and Mercury meet, did you trade Bitcoin?
- After the massive data hacking incident, Ledger is focusing on strengthening security.
- BitCluster, which operates a Bitcoin mining facility in the Arctic, is considering expanding its facility
- Deribit, a cryptocurrency derivatives exchange, raised the maximum strike price for a bitcoin option to $400,000.
- Bitcoin miners and developers have narrowed their views on how to activate Taproot, a plan to upgrade the Bitcoin protocol.
- The Financial Crimes Enforcement Bureau (Finsen, FinCEN) under the U.S. Department of Finance announced that it will extend the notice period for legislative travel rules (money transfer rules) related to non-trusted cryptocurrency wallet transactions.
Market trend
A’everything’ deal worth the Hall of Fame
According to data from the cryptocurrency derivatives exchange Deribit, on October 30, one trader or a small group signed 16,000 call option contracts with a maturity of January 29 and a strike price of 36,000 dollars. Purchased at 0.003 bitcoin per contract.
At the time, the total purchase cost based on the transaction price per bitcoin was 48 bitcoins, about $638400 (about 700 million won). This purchase has since become a legend. (If the bitcoin price expires at $40,000, the profit from this purchase is $64 million, more than 100 times the investment.)
· Translated by NewsPeppermint.
Reports and press releases should be sent to [email protected].