Tom Farley, CEO of Bullish, and Lynn Martin, President of the New York Stock Exchange, speak at Consensus 2024 by CoinDesk.(Shutterstock/CoinDesk/Suzanne Cordiero)

NYSE Would Consider Crypto Trading If Regulatory Picture Were Clearer, President Says at Consensus 2024

Summary

- NYSE would consider cryptocurrency trading with clearer regulatory guidance in the U.S. - $58 billion in BTC ETF assets signals demand for regulated crypto products. - CME plans to launch spot crypto trading for clients. - U.S. political shifts indicate a positive outlook for crypto regulation. - Optimism about blockchain technology for financial efficiency, but regulators may favor private blockchains over public ones.

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