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B2C2
La bourse de Crypto axée sur les institutions est optimiste quant à sa collaboration avec le Maker de marché B2C2 dans le cadre d'une campagne de liquidité
Avant l'annonce, Bullish n'avait enregistré que 200 milliards de dollars de volume de transactions depuis son lancement en novembre 2021.
What Are Crypto Derivatives and How Do They Work
As more institutional investors seek exposure to the crypto sector, financial instruments called "crypto derivatives" are particularly appealing. B2C2 CEO Nicola White explains how they work and why traders chose to trade derivatives instead of spot.
'Regulators Are Not Going to Save Us' After FTX Collapse: B2C2 Founder
B2C2 Founder Max Boonen argues that regulation is not the savior of crypto. "I believe much more in private market solutions," he adds, as the firm is offering to buy loans from Genesis' crypto-lending unit.
Prominent Crypto Market Maker B2C2 Offers to Buy Loans From Genesis' Crypto-Lending Unit
Market maker B2C2 is offering to buy loans from the crypto-lending unit of Genesis, as it pauses redemptions and new loan originations in the wake of FTX’s collapse. Genesis is a sister company of CoinDesk. B2C2 founder Max Boonen discusses the offer, lessons learned, and outlook for the crypto markets as the FTX fallout continues to ripple across the industry.
Trading Data Suggest Retail Traders Not Behind Bitcoin’s Recent Rally
Bitcoin is up 25% this month despite the overnight pullback Wednesday. Trading data from institutional market-making firm B2C2 suggests retail traders are not behind this latest surge. B2C2 Co-CEO Rob Catalanello discusses the key findings, sharing insights into global institutional and retail inflows and outflows.
Could Slowing Institutional Investment Send Crypto Into Reverse?
Max Boonen, founder and director of B2C2, shares his thoughts on the future of the crypto market if U.S. monetary policy tightens or institutional investment announcements slow. “I think there is scope for a little bit of a reversal,” Boonen said.