Bank of America, the second-largest bank in the U.S., has approved bitcoin futures trading, allowing some clients to invest in crypto products. These clients are setting up to trade bitcoin futures, which are cash-settled, and one or two may have already gone live, according to Coindesk.
Last Friday, Binance announced that stock tokens are unavailable for purchase on its website effective immediately, and support for such tokens will end on Oct. 14, with all positions closed the following day.
Ethereum co-founder, Anthony Di Iorio, will be severing his major ties to the cryptocurrency industry and selling his current venture Decentral to start a philanthropic foundation in the next year.
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Top stories in the Crypto Roundup today:
- Bank of America Approves Bitcoin Futures Trading for Some Clients
- Binance to End Support for Stock Tokens
- ETH Co-Founder Anthony Di Iorio to Sell Decentral and Cut Major Ties to Crypto
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