Bitcoin futures are finally in the present, thanks to the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange launching Bitcoin-settled derivative products.
Launching on September 23rd, Bitcoin-settled Bitcoin futures will give the Bitcoin market more liquidity and confidence. And the scheme already has the mark of approval from both the notoriously strict New York State Department of Financial Services, as well as the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
iPhone sales may be slipping, but Apple still needs a way to grow, and it has a few projects on the way to achieve just that. Up first - the Apple Card, a credit card offered by Apple for iPhone users.
Another launch is Apple TV+, a Netflix competitor, and part of Apple’s drive to pivot from iPhone sales into services. But traditional electronics aren’t getting left behind, slipping sales or not - tons of new Apple products have been disclosed by regulatory filings, including new Apple Watch, iPhone, and Mac models.
Bitcoin reaches a new hash rate peak, but the price seems to be stuck in a rut. After recovering to $11,000 last week, Bitcoin’s dropped back to $9990, something now familiar. But signs are building that this price rut will soon end - just in time, as equities rattle down on recession fears.
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