Coinbase and CME Group are targeting the U.S. market with perpetual futures, challenging CFTC rules for regulated crypto access.
2 reports, 2 independent
Updated Aug 17
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What happened
Coinbase and CME Group are targeting the U.S. market with perpetual futures, challenging CFTC rules for regulated crypto access.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Coinbase
American company that operates a cryptocurrency exchange platform
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CME Group
futures company and one of the largest options and futures exchanges, located in Chicago, Illinois, United States
Related events
- Coinbase introduced compliant perpetual futures to U.S. consumers, shifting market activity toward regulated entities.
- CFTC approved perpetual futures as legal for US traders, involving Coinbase.
- Coinbase, Circle, and Base are identified as major players in the crypto market, with Trump's support aiding Coinbase's growth.
- Pending U.S. crypto legislation involving Coinbase.
- CFTC granted regulatory approval for listing precious metals futures, launching new contracts and disrupting traditional business models.