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Bank of America Approves Bitcoin Futures Trading

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Bank of America Approves BTC Futures Trading.

As reported by CoinDesk, the second-biggest U.S. bank, Bank of America, allegedly plans to roll out Bitcoin futures trading for some of its customers.

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According to them, BoA will also be using Bitcoin futures provided by CME. This Chicago-based exchange was the first entity to roll out BTC futures trading in December 2017, when Bitcoin hit its first significant all-time high close to the $20,000 price mark.

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Recemtly Bank of America launched a dedicated crypto research group. The research job was to focus on various crypto assets and technologies associated with them.

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Bank of America new crypto research group was be led by Alkesh Shah to focus on technologies related to the digital asset market.

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