Bitcoin traded lower on Sunday even as CME Group launched round-the-clock trading for its cryptocurrency futures and options products, expanding access to regulated crypto derivatives markets.

Bitcoin was down 13% on the week, and realized losses have jumped to $1.35 billion per day, according to Glassnode.

The SEC approved cash-settled European-style options on the Nasdaq Bitcoin Index under ticker QBTC, advancing Bitcoin's ...

Each Nasdaq QBTC option contract delivers exposure to exactly 1 BTC, using a 1/100 index scaling factor and a standard $100 ...

Bitcoin hasn't had this cold a winter in seven years. The biggest crypto token – which trades with a market cap of $1.3 ...

The move allows institutions to trade Bitcoin options through a prime brokerage layer using existing accounts. Crypto exchange Bullish has expanded its integration with Ripple Prime to give ...

Bullish (BLSH), the NYSE-listed digital assets platform focused on institutional investors and parent company of CoinDesk, will tentatively launch crypto options trading from Oct. 8. These bitcoin BTC ...

Bitcoin starts its first gap-free Monday as CME's 24/7 futures trading ends weekend gaps, testing a popular trader signal.

High options volume and concentrated open interest around key strike prices are keeping Bitcoin rangebound as traders favor hedged positions over leverage. High Bitcoin options volumes indicate there ...

Bitcoin options traders have completely deserted Bakkt, with its volume and open interest flatlining at $0 since June 15. The record for daily options volume in Bakkt is $528,000, set on January 8.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved Nasdaq’s proposal to list cash-settled Bitcoin index options on the ...