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Crypto.com has received a limited license from Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) to offer derivative products such as futures and perpetual swaps, marking a major step forward in its global expansion strategy. Dubai’s VARA Grants Crypto.com Approval to Launch Derivatives Products Crypto.com has secured a limited license from Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), … Read more
Crypto firms Bitgo Trust Company, Inc. and Copper have launched a trading model allowing clients to execute spot and derivatives trades on Deribit while assets remain in off-exchange custody, the two companies announced Feb. 20. New Trading Solution Combines Bitgo Custody, Copper Settlement for Deribit Trades The solution enables investors to trade on Deribit, a … Read more
Bybit’s November market report points toward Ethereum gaining traction as Bitcoin dominance fades. Go to Source
Bloomberg’s senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said that “$1.9 billion is unheard of for day one” as the debut day for options on BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF saw huge volumes. Go to Source
Bitcoin analysts and traders have long dreamed of a $100,000 BTC price, but what would the achievement mean for derivatives markets? Go to Source
“The floodgates for Bitcoin’s next evolution in financial markets are about to open,” says Bitcoin custody firm Theya Head of Growth Joe Consorti. Go to Source
After acquiring Fintek Securities, Crypto.com can use the firm’s Australian Financial Services Licence to offer equities, derivatives, and forex trading to users in the country. Go to Source
As Bitcoin prices soared following the election, big banks are reportedly accruing $1.4 billion from futures contracts. Go to Source
SOL is up more than 20% this week, and data suggests that the rally will continue. Go to Source
High open interest signals more leverage, which could induce another flush-out if positions are liquidated. Go to Source
