Bitcoin Updates: Nasdaq Brings Bitcoin Derivatives into the Mainstream by Raising Trading Limits
- Nasdaq ISE proposes expanding IBIT options limits to 1M contracts, aligning with major ETFs to boost Bitcoin derivatives liquidity. - IBIT's 44.6M daily volume and Deribit-surpassing open interest justify the increase, addressing institutional demand for hedging tools. - Experts praise the move for enabling structured products and capital allocation, with SEC seeking public comments until December 17, 2025. - The change signals Bitcoin's integration into mainstream finance, potentially enhancing market e
Nasdaq’s International Securities Exchange (ISE) has put forward a proposal to raise the position and exercise limits for options on BlackRock’s
The exchange contends that the current 250,000-contract ceiling limits institutional investors’ ability to hedge and generate income
The initiative has received positive feedback from industry professionals. Jeff Park at Bitwise Asset Management remarked that the previous limit was "insufficient" for the rising demand,
The SEC is currently inviting public feedback on the proposal until December 17, 2025, with
This move highlights Bitcoin’s growing role in mainstream finance, with
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