We asked traders for their opinion on the launch of bitcoin futures

By Tamarah Webb

November 9, 2017 • Reprints

CME Group recently announced that they plan to list futures on bitcoin with a Q4 launched target. Cboe Global Markets had already announced plans to launch bitcoin futures as early as Q4, and several smaller exchanges have submitted plans for cryptocurrency derivatives.

So, we asked traders, will there be listed bitcoin futures in 2017? Will it trade? Will one exchange win the liquidity battle for bitcoin futures or will it trade on multiple exchanges?

Here's what they had to say...

About the Author

Tamarah Webb is the associate editor for Modern Trader magazine and Futuresmag.com. She was born in Hawaii and has moved numerous times being privileged to live in places around the world through the military. Tamarah is a recent journalism alumna of Columbia College Chicago where she minored in cultural studies.

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