The Nasdaq exchange has submitted a revised application to list a proposed bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) from BlackRock, the world’s largest asset management firm, citing Coinbase as the market that will be monitored in its surveillance-sharing agreement.
Bitcoin Depot, a U.S. Bitcoin automated teller machine (ATM) company, has debuted on the Nasdaq stock exchange, making it the first Bitcoin ATM company to go public. The firm, which operates over 6,000 Bitcoin kiosks across North America, merge with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) to list on the Nasdaq.
Thailand has become the latest Southeast Asian nation to introduce stricter cryptocurrency regulations, banning exchanges from offering lending services in a renewed commitment to investor protection.
Top stories in the Crypto Roundup today:
- BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Application Includes Coinbase Surveillance Sharing
- Bitcoin Depot Becomes First Crypto ATM Company to Go Public on Nasdaq
- Thailand Bans Crypto Lending Services, Requires Risk Disclaimer
- Chart of the Week: Bitcoin Price and Open Interest Following SEC’s Comments on ETF Filings