CME News

A survey of 86 trading firm executives reveals that one in four has adopted crypto assets on their platforms.

Bitcoin posts 3.5% daily gains as optimism starts trickling back into cryptocurrency markets and a crucial CME gap gets filled.

After breaking above $1 billion for the third time ever, daily volume for CME Bitcoin futures has plummeted by roughly 50% for three consecutive days.

In line with recent behavior, Bitcoin rapidly reacts to a gap in CME’s futures at the expense of maintaining a five-figure price.

CME’s chief economist said he now sees Bitcoin as a portfolio hedge, which is a thought train Anthony Pompliano has led for years.

CME Bitcoin futures investors were trading the equivalent of $10,000 per Bitcoin as weekly gains top 5%.

There were signs in 2019 that large institutions are moving closer to embracing cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies.

CME has passed the $100 billion volume mark for its Bitcoin futures trading product.

CME’s recent launch of BTC options on futures is already generating significant volume, but will it have any effect on Bitcoin’s price?

CME seals growth of 120% in the first seven days of its Bitcoin options, further strengthening the idea that institutional interest in Bitcoin is mounting.

CME launched its first Bitcoin options product, but is its initial success a matter of good timing?

Open interest hovers around $237 million with trajectory clearly pointing to a fresh record coming in January, with volume at three-month highs.

Digital currency asset manager Grayscale Investments banked a stellar 2019 and now has over $2 billion in AUM.

Managing director Tim McCourt says CME’s Bitcoin’s options launch was a success, hitting multiple targets on day one.

A warm reception greets the industry’s latest Bitcoin options rollout as reported volumes elsewhere also deliver surprises.