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- The company will offer different types of future contracts in July.
- A go-ahead from customers and regulators could speed up its launch.
The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) subsidiary, Bakkt, is still in the process of developing its futures platform aimed at institutional capital. Through a post on Medium, the company announced on Monday May 13 the development of user acceptance tests (UAT, for its acronym in English) for bitcoin futures and crypto custody, which are expected to begin in July of this year.
The Atlanta-based company said it is continuing to work in partnership with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) of United States to build a platform that meets customer requirements in terms of clarity and stability, but that also conforms to all standards of US federal regulations. n this sense, the objective is for the Bakkt bitcoin futures to comply with all regulations and at the same time be a really attractive product for institutional investors.