Concernant le marché OTC Bitcoin, un article avec des données intéressantes est disponible
iciCoinbase, alone, witnesses more Bitcoin trading volume than Grayscale's Bitcoin Investment Trust (GBTC) on the OTC Markets where the institutional cryptocurrency product is listed. That being said, with OTC Markets being open for trading only 31% of yearly tradable hours, the volumes whilst small aren't insignificant and quite telling in terms of trend.
In 2017 trading volumes between Coinbase and GBTC were neck-to-neck but this year has seen the two go in opposite directions. Coinbase, during OTCMarkets hours has seen an increase in Bitcoin trading volume by 20% while GBTC volumes are down 35% 2017 vs. 2018 for the same period.
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Institutional Bitcoin Trading Volumes Move Back into GrowthRegardless of whether or not marquee financial institutions are ready to expose themselves to Bitcoin, institutional trading volumes with current market offerings have now seen month-on-month growth as a percentage against US-based spot markets. CME has made massive gains increasing it's market share by a whopping 12% from the start of this year alone. And overall, Futures and Grayscale's investment trust now account for nearly 20% of total traded volumes state-side.
A recent report by asset management firm Bitwise has dropped ice water on the reported trading volumes of cryptocurrency exchanges. While long has this been known, its official delivery to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) marked an important turning point in the perception of how liquid markets really are.
Institutional products have now
moved into growth for the 4th month in a row hitting new highs against US-based exchanges as a % of total trading volume. Currently, this is almost 8% more than when Bitcoin hit its price peak in December 2018.
While CBOE is by and far this biggest loser, Grayscale's Bitcoin Investment Trust
(GBTC) traded on the OTCMarkets has also lost its dominance. At the start of 2018, GBTC accounted for over 50% of the market share across the three institutional products,
now standing at under 24%.
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