Topic: [2018-05-23] Deutsche Boerse: We Are ‘Deep At Work’ Examining Bitcoin Before ‘Mo (Read 119 times)

in few words: without regulation they will not do anything and I did not hear that germany will regulate bitcoin, so why our news channels bothered to publish it? which in my opinion has nothing concrete, is just a false hope, maybe I'm wrong, but in my opinion, our news channels should focus on publishing concrete things, not rumors or things that still depend on regulation

Isn't it fascinating to see that what once (still is to a certain extent) was considered to be a fraud and scheme, is now taking over the world. I noticed that the more of these legal entities start working with Bitcoin, the less other legal entities see it as a fraud. It all comes down to the use and fundamental value it has, which they are now starting to understand. Eventually Bitcoin's market will become as (if not more) liquid as most of the traditional assets. There is so much capital parked in traditional assets that's not doing anything other than generating piss poor returns, that a large portion of that will flow into Bitcoin. The flood gates will open very soon....

German shares and securities marketplace organizer Deutsche Boerse (DB) said it is “deep at work” examining cryptocurrency integration options, Bloomberg reports May 23.

Speaking at an industry event, the company’s head of clients, products and core markets Jeffrey Tessler told audience members that the company was busy “understanding” the technology behind Bitcoin before “moving forward” with it.

The progress is a step forward from previous remarks in March, when Tessler implied Bitcoin’s volatility prevented DB from entering any related markets at the time.

“Before we move forward with anything like Bitcoin we want to make sure we understand the underlying transaction which isn’t the easiest thing to do. We are deep at work with it,” he said in this week’s update.

While not stating interest or plans relating to offering specific Bitcoin products, Tessler acknowledged that DB was “not at the same stage” as its US rivals CBOE and CME, both of which launched Bitcoin futures last December.

An eventual debut would hence likely focus on a similar launch.

“...[W]e want to understand the volatility and make sure clients are in line and make sure regulators are in line,” he added.

DB is already involved in blockchain experiments, in March partnering with liquidity management firm HQLAx to develop a blockchain-based platform for securities lending using R3’s Corda platform.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/deutsche-boerse-we-are-deep-at-work-examining-bitcoin-before-moving-forward