dxFeed, a data solutions provider for the global financial industry, has formed a strategic partnership with Lukka, a blockchain-native software and data services company, to include Lukka Reference Data and Lukka Prime into the growing portfolio of dxFeed specialised data products.
Institutional and sophisticated investors can now use Copper Catalyst, to buy exposure to cryptoassets in a similar way to how they would buy a normal equity or derivative.
Any UK business conducting crypto asset related activities will have to register with the FCA by today (30 June, 2020)or cease trading in 2021.
Consilium Crypto, a provider of institutional-grade trading & risk management tools for digital asset markets, has launched a liquidity routing system for cryptocurrency exchanges, Consilium ORS.
Users who reach a trailing 30-day trading volume of more than USD15 million on Bitfinex's tether/US dollar pair will now benefit from zero fees.
Digital assets specialist Nexo has stepped up its crypto-lending offering by adding bitcoin (BTC) and ethereum (ETH) to its new Earn on Crypto product, enabling users to earn up to 10 per cent interest on digital assets.
W3BCLOUD, a joint venture between Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and ConsenSys, has completed its initial close of USD20.5 million in convertible notes from Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) and ConsenSys, along with several family offices in the United Arab Emirates.
Koine, a post-trade custody and settlement platform for institutions, and Panxora, a crypto treasury management service, are working together to provide mutual clients with services dedicated to reducing risks associated with holding cryptocurrencies for the growing numbers of institutions investing in the digital asset class.
MARKTS, a cryptocurrency order and execution management system (OEMS) an subsidiary of TradingScreen has partnered with Deribit to offer cryptocurrency options trading to institutional investors.
Vanguard and technology provider Symbiont, in conjunction with Bank of New York Mellon, State Street, and Franklin Templeton, are actively exploring the application of distributed ledger technology (DLT) to foreign-exchange forwards, bringing transparency and workflow efficiencies to the over-the-counter currency market.