According to a report published Sept. 5 by the World Federation of Exchanges, regulated stock exchanges remain reluctant to offer unregulated cryptocurrency products despite increasing investor demand.
The report is based on a survey of 29 regulated stock exchanges that are members of the WFE, including Nasdaq and CME Group. It found growing interest in crypto-related assets like Bitcoin among retail and institutional investors. However, significant risks give regulated exchanges pause.
The report stated,
“When considering the option of entering the crypto-markets, there are also concerns, notably around the lack of uniform regulatory standards, the high volatility observed in these markets, and the risk of cybersecurity threats.”
Roughly 40% of survey respondents already offer some crypto-related products like derivatives and stablecoins pegged to government currencies. Another 41% without current crypto offerings said they plan to introduce them.
However, regulated exchanges see
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