Crypto.com Registers With SEC for Single-Stock Futures, Says Sister Exchange Cleared for Perpetuals
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Kraken's parent company plans to deploy permissioned perpetual futures on Hyperliquid for US traders, with Bitnomial administering and clearing the markets and NinjaTrader Clearing holding customer accounts, according to The Defiant.Separately, Crypto.com registered with the SEC for single-stock futures and is working with both the SEC and CFTC to offer single-stock perpetual futures in the US, The Block reported, citing CEO Kris Marszalek.- Crypto.com has registered with the U.S.
- Securities and Exchange Commission to offer single-stock futures, according to The Block.
- CEO Kris Marszalek said the exchange is also working with the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to bring single-stock perpetual futures to U.S. customers, The Block reported.
- Separately, Marszalek said sister exchange OG.com has been cleared by the SEC to offer single-stock perpetual futures in the U.S., according to Cointelegraph, which described the move as an attempt to bridge traditional finance and digital assets.
- Perpetual futures on individual stocks would let U.S. traders take leveraged, ongoing exposure to equities through a derivatives product more commonly associated with crypto exchanges.
- Neither source detailed a launch timeline or specified which stocks would be covered.
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Kraken's parent and Crypto.com each seek regulatory approval to offer derivatives to US traders.- Crypto.com has registered with the SEC to offer single-stock futures and says its sister exchange OG.com has been cleared to offer single-stock perpetual futures in the US, CEO Kris Marszalek…
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Kraken parent and Crypto.com pursue US-regulated derivatives markets- Crypto.com Registers With SEC for Single-Stock Futures, Says Sister Exchange Cleared for Perpetuals
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Crypto.com has registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to offer single-stock futures, according to The Block.
CEO Kris Marszalek said the exchange is also working with the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to bring single-stock perpetual futures to U.S. customers, The Block reported.
Separately, Marszalek said sister exchange OG.com has been cleared by the SEC to offer single-stock perpetual futures in the U.S., according to Cointelegraph, which described the move as an attempt to bridge traditional finance and digital assets.
Perpetual futures on individual stocks would let U.S. traders take leveraged, ongoing exposure to equities through a derivatives product more commonly associated with crypto exchanges. Neither source detailed a launch timeline or specified which stocks would be covered.
Sources: The Block, Cointelegraph
This article is for information only and is not financial advice.
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- flashKraken parent and Crypto.com pursue US-regulated derivatives marketsfirst reported · 2 sourcesthedefiant.io · theblock.co
- storyCrypto.com Registers With SEC for Single-Stock Futures, Says Sister Exchange Cleared for Perpetualsupdate · 2 sourcestheblock.co · cointelegraph.com
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