• Square CashApp dollar-cost averaging
    Bitcoin

    Square’s Cash App adds small investor-friendly bitcoin buying feature

    Jack Dorsey’s payments app now supports dollar-cost averaging, a small investor friendly, long-term investment strategy in which a set amount of Bitcoin is bought on a regular schedule

    Square founder Jack Dorsey is aiming to make it easier for small investors to buy bitcoin in CashApp by setting up regular daily, weekly, or biweekly purchases at a set dollar amount.

  • JPMorgan Chase banks Coinbase Gemini
    Cryptocurrencies,  People,  Regulation

    Major bank haul: Coinbase, Gemini break into JPMorgan Chase

    By taking on the regulator-friendly Coinbase and Gemini as clients, JPMorgan Chase has become the first large bank to knowingly agree to do business with cryptocurrency exchanges in years.

    Two major U.S. cryptocurrency exchanges known for aggressively seeking regulatory approval, Coinbase and Gemini, have been accepted as JPMorgan Chase customers, breaking through an important glass ceiling in the financial industry.

  • University of Texas Tower (via Wiki commons).
    Opinion,  Tether

    Tether/Bitfinex study gets updated while Crypto Twitter gets angry

    The report that claimed Bitcoin prices were manipulated via Tether now says a single “whale” was behind the trades; those with skin in the game react negatively

    The lead academic in that (in)famous study postulating that Bitcoin prices were manipulated by Tether updated it with this added doozey: a single “whale” was behind most of it, trading large amounts of bitcoin against tether on Bitfinex, Tether’s sister company.

  • "It's okay, little man. You'll see a Bitcoin ETF when you're a big boy... maybe." (via Pixabay).
    Cryptocurrencies

    Cboe pulls Bitcoin index fund application—again

    The BZX Exchange had asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to approve an ETF tracking the price of Bitcoin

    Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton may feel that his agency is getting closer to approving an index fund tracking cryptocurrencies, but it’s apparently not close enough for the Chicago Board Options Exchange, which just withdrew its application to create a Bitcoin EFT.