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Coinbase brings global crypto derivatives markets to US institutional clients

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Bitcoin options open interest. Source: CoinGlass According to Friday's announcement, institutional clients can begin onboarding immediately, while broader access, including retail, is expected to follow later. Related: Coinbase CEO’s finance wishlist mirrors company’s product roadmap The launch comes months after the US Securities and Exchange Commission and CFTC said they would explore ways to bring perpetual futures trading onshore. In a joint statement published in September 2025, the agencies said perpetual contracts had been largely confined to offshore crypto markets due to regulatory and jurisdictional constraints. The agencies added that they could consider steps to "onshore perpetual contracts" and bring activity "now flowing exclusively to foreign platforms" back to regulated US markets. Source: SEC/CFTC Since then, US derivatives venues have steadily expanded their crypto offerings. Earlier this month, CME Group announced plans to launch a crypto index futures contract tracking a basket of seven cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETG), Solana (SOL) and XRP (XRP). The announcement came days after Chicago-based CME unveiled Bitcoin Volatility futures, a regulated crypto derivatives product scheduled to launch on June 1. The futures will settle to a 30-day measure of expected Bitcoin volatility derived from CME options markets. Other US crypto exchanges have also been expanding their derivatives businesses. In May, Kraken parent Payward completed its acquisition of Bitnomial, a CFTC-regulated derivatives platform that earlier this year launched the first US-regulated futures contracts tied to Injective's INJ (INJ) token, following a similar launch for Aptos (APT) in January. On Friday, CFTC staff issued guidance on 24/7 trading, clearing and settlement, saying crypto asset derivatives may be particularly well suited to round-the-clock markets. Magazine: HYPE chases $100 target, ETH could dump below $1800: Market Moves More on the subject
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