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The SEC and CFTC have issued a joint statement allowing registered exchanges to enable the trading of spot crypto assets

The NYSE, Nasdaq, SBOE, CME, etc. will have spot trading for BTC, ETH and more

This is great news... Bitcoin moving up on it.

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BasNLCrypto

Massive news! Another one for the No-bear-market theory

Steve

James Check from Checkonchain is predicting we go lower until the paper hands capitulate. He's eyeing 95k. At the moment the bears are still winning. Every boost is followed by slow steady selling back down to the short term cost basis (108k). If we dip below 104 we're in trouble

Fadel

🚀🚀🚀

onedollaretc

STILL WITH ZERO COMMISH? That would be awesome, to see Coinbase matches it or go to ZERO (the stock price i mean).

Forty Six and Two

But I guess no way to self custody on registered exchanges? Also wondering if it'll be eligible for SIPC insurance like stocks, mutual funds, and etfs

Chewie

Very bullish move for Crypto

Chuck3Putt

46 & 2, nice moniker. I'm wondering the same. Seems like an unbalanced risk if not eligible for insurance. I'm paranoid that these things will be overrun with manipulation and possibly have the coins (BTC only for me) rug pulled. Trust no one.

Sats Unleashed

Bullish for crypto but the regulations on self custody will be what I’m keeping an eye on. Waiting on Fidelity to announce that we can finally buy SOL but can’t self custody. I’ll probably stick with the devil I know for buying crypto...

Hobbit

Seems like nothing really moves the needle, these days. This will be a catalyst for more widespread adoption when the price moves rapidly to the upside....before that, the general public that has been forgoing BTC investment will continue to do so until we have a huge run up in a short time. At least then they'll be able to easily "pile in" ...A bit late, but probably mostly long-term retail holders anyway....so eventually they'll be in profit.