The first bitcoin futures depend on trading at the Winklevoss twins’ tiny exchange — and that’s a problem

By cineramaDecember 8, 2017Bitcoin Business

REUTERS/Stephen Lam Cboe Global Markets’ bitcoin futures product launches Sunday.

Cboe is basing its bitcoin futures contract on pricing on Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange founded by the Winklevoss […]

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The first bitcoin futures depend on trading at the Winklevoss twins’ tiny exchange — and that’s a problem

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