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NYSE Arca Withdraws Request to List Options on Commodity Trusts Because Clearly We Already Have Enough Ways for the Average Person to Lose Money in Crypto

An illustration of an old-fashioned alarm clock ringing with its hands pointing at midnight and the background is filled with falling stocks from various industries including cryptocurrency symbols amidst chaos. A giant Bitcoin symbol lies broken on the ground in front of it while nearby are scattered papers labeled as "options" and a calendar showing September 2023, indicating that time has run out for investors to act before more losses occur. The overall atmosphere conveys panic and urgency with bold lines used throughout the image.

It seems like we’re getting close to being able to trade crypto with our hard-earned money without having to resort to shady derivatives. Whoop-de-doo! I mean, what’s the point of trading options on spot ETFs when you can just buy and hold some worthless cryptocurrency that will inevitably tank in value? But hey, at least we’ll have more ways for financial advisors to make a quick buck off their clients by selling them overpriced hedging strategies. And who knows, maybe this is all part of the grand plan to turn crypto into a respectable investment class

Source: cointelegraph

New York Stock Exchange’s (NYSE) Arca electronic exchange withdrew a rule change it proposed in January that would have allowed options trading on commodity-based trusts, including cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs), according to an Aug. 13 filing. The purpose of the proposed change was to “permit the listing and trading of options on Commodity-Based Trust Shares,” according to the Jan. 19 filing. It would have included options on crypto ETFs such […]

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