U.S. regulator to allow CME, CBOE to list bitcoin futures

By cineramaDecember 1, 2017Bitcoin Business

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. derivatives regulator said on Friday it would allow CME Group Inc and CBOE Global Markets Inc to list bitcoin futures, after the rival bourses […]

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