Two messages landed back-to-back. The first: ChainCatcher just reposted CoinDesk: SEC Chair Atkins approved a Cboe rule change allowing KPI binary options on 23 U.S.-listed companies, including Coinbase, Robinhood, and MARA. The statement was issued on October 13, and the media only started picking it up tonight.
The second was Wu Shuo reposting Reuters: Deutsche Bank plans to launch crypto custody services within weeks, initially supporting major assets such as BTC and ETH, then expanding into Asian financial hubs in 2027. The remarks came from Gerald Podobnik, co-head of Corporate Bank.
A quick look at the market:
$BTC 82,240 (24h +1.52%),
$ETH 2,466 (+4.21%); 18/21 coins are up, the Fear & Greed Index is at 63, and
$INJ +25.75% leads the gainers, while STRK -2.68% is the only coin on the losers' list. In the derivatives market,
$BTC 1h open interest is down 0.27%, and the long/short ratio is 1.54. The SEC is opening a path for derivatives, while Deutsche Bank is opening the door to custody—which move do you think will pay off first?
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