The second largest stock exchange in the world, Nasdaq, announced the first full-stacked crypto-currency exchange, Bcause, with a press release that will be at the top of Nasdaq's market technology. The stock market is expected to start in the first half of 2019.
The change will use Nasdaq's twinning engine and monitoring and market surveillance technology through the Nasdaq Fiscal Framework.
The press release explains some of the services in Bcause:
With the start of trading and the initiation of official transactions, Bcause will be the only place to serve as a one-stop shop for all parts of the digital currency value chain: from the most advanced digital mining facility launched in February 2018, to the futures market for digital assets and trading transactions. transaction of derivative instruments awaiting legal approval.
The bulundu pending legal approval u set out in this bulletin states that Bcause has made an application to the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), which, if approved, would allow it to issue a designated contract market and establish a derivative settlement organization.
The approach and protocol followed by two enterprises are carried out to create a safe market that minimizes harmful activities such as market manipulation.
Fred Grede, CEO of Bcause, hopes to serve both old and new investors, who are attracting attention with the expectations of the digital assets market:
We respect the Nasdaq brand and are honored to be able to use these robust, tried-and-tested platforms as the basis of our technology - tailored to our unique markets. I hope that our markets will attract a wide range of users, from the ones already familiar with the Nasdaq technology in the financial markets, to a new generation of investors who want to join the growing crypto-currency market.
Nasdaq has made several attempts in the cryptocurrency field, which recently listed the Bitcoin (BLX) and Ethereum (ELX) price indices on the stock exchange. Data are taken from market data company Brave New Coin. Rumors also float a Fluctuation (XRP) index because the RLX can be listed soon.
Similar to the way in which it presents its technology to Bcause, Nasdaq also works with many other cryptocratic foreign currency to offer its own market monitoring technology.