CFTC and CME Approve New Trading Options for XRP and SOL
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has launched regulated options for Solana and XRP, amidst market corrections.
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The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has launched regulated options for Solana and XRP, amidst market corrections.
With CME futures open interest for Solana reaching new heights and substantial funds flowing into ETPs, many are questioning if Solana's price will soar again.
CME bitcoin futures open interest has significantly dropped this year, and a potential rate cut by the Federal Reserve could rejuvenate market activity.
XRP futures at the CME Group set a new milestone, becoming the fastest contract to reach $1 billion in open interest, amidst a significant price swing of $2.96 to $2.84.
A recent analysis shows that the premium on Bitcoin futures at CME has fallen to its lowest point since October 2023, highlighting decreased institutional investing.
Strong demand for CME's XRP futures is raising optimism for the approval of a U.S.-listed XRP ETF as the cryptocurrency gains traction in regulated markets.
XRP futures contracts launched on CME Group's platform, garnering significant trading volume on their first day.
CME Group's cryptocurrency derivatives trading volume escalated to $8.9 billion in April, significantly propelled by ether futures.
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange plans to launch XRP futures contracts, pending regulatory approval, which could foster ETF speculations.
CME Group is set to launch cash-settled XRP futures on May 19, subject to regulatory approval, reflecting the increasing institutional demand for XRP.
Donald Trump's comments on trade negotiations with China lead to a notable drop in CME Bitcoin futures.
Solana's futures debuted on CME outshined only when market capitalization is considered, K33 Research claims.
The recent narrowing of the CME Bitcoin futures spread suggests waning bullish sentiment in the market.
Bitcoin's price on CME futures has hit $76,700, filling a gap created post-2020 elections, with another gap remaining.
Bitcoin experiences significant volatility as its CME futures gap has closed, following a substantial price surge driven by institutional interest.
The March futures for Bitcoin experienced a significant increase, opening at $95K today, marking a jump of more than $9K since Friday's close.
Hedge funds hold unprecedented short positions in ether futures, driven by various trading strategies including carry trades.
CME Group plans to release options on bitcoin Friday futures, pending regulatory approval, aimed at enhancing trading capabilities for investors.
The upcoming Bitcoin bull run receives a significant boost with CME's Bitcoin BFF launch, designed to enhance trading strategies.
Many short-term Bitcoin holders exited the market as prices fell, indicating potential capitulation amidst substantial declines in open futures interest.

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