Johannesburg Stock Exchange Rejects Bitcoin ETF Application, Cites Lack of Re...
South Africa’s Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has rejected a request by the asset management firm, Sygnia, to list a new bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). In justifying its rejection of the latest proposal by Sygnia, the JSE cites the “lack of a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies as the reason.” Unexpected Rejection Meanwhile, a report suggests that while Sygnia was not expecting “an immediate acceptance of the bitcoin ETF”, company executives still did not anticipate such “a quick rejection.” Instead, in her reaction to the JSE’s....
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Fresh reports from South Africa suggest another local company, Sygnia, is set to apply to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) to list a new cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund (ETF). This application will be the second time Sygnia has attempted to list the crypto ETF. A similar application in 2017 was rejected by JSE on grounds that the bourse was “not ready to approve cryptocurrency listings.” However, according to a report which quotes the company’s CEO, David Hufton, Sygnia plans to re-apply for an ETF using the same design structure from 2017. In remarks, Hufton....
The number of Financial Market Infrastructures (FMIs) which are investigating and deploying Blockchain increases, concludes a new poll by the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE). The report is based on responses from 24 FMIs, which are a combination of exchanges, central counterparties and central securities depositories. They include the Group Deutsche Börse, Japan Exchange Group, Moscow Exchange Group, Nasdaq and the National Stock Exchange of India. Others are SIX Swiss Exchange, China Financial Future Exchange, Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Co. Ltd, Johannesburg Stock Exchange,....
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has registered a trademark application to offer digital currency and NFT trading services in the metaverse. The application, filed on February 10th, constitutes the first foray of the company into the concept of the metaverse. The organization might be competing with other exchanges and established NFT marketplaces in the future.
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The world's largest stock exchange may be planning to bring business into the Metaverse. The New York Stock Exchange, or NYSE, has filed a trademark application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, or USPTO, on Feb 10 to register the name “NYSE” for several blockchains and crypto related products and services. The goods specified include virtual reality and augmented reality software, nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, and online marketplaces.According to the application, the financial exchange would be able to provide “downloadable virtual goods” for NFTs and digital....