# Пов'язані статті щодо Crypto Derivatives

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Australia proposes leverage caps for crypto-settled derivatives

Australia's securities regulator (ASIC) has proposed extending its existing retail investor protections, including leverage caps and negative balance protection, to certain crypto-settled derivatives. The proposal aims to apply the current rules for Contracts for Difference (CFDs) to include those settled by transferring digital assets, provided they meet CFD criteria, though crypto futures and options with fixed expiries would be excluded. This move follows Australia's recent legislation to regulate crypto exchanges under a financial services licensing framework by 2027. ASIC is seeking public feedback on the proposal until November 9 and has set a September 30 deadline for crypto firms to apply for necessary licenses.

cointelegraph27 хв тому

Australia proposes leverage caps for crypto-settled derivatives

cointelegraph27 хв тому

Blockchain.com seeks CFTC approval for prediction markets — CNBC

Blockchain.com has reportedly filed an application with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) for approval to operate in the prediction market and cryptocurrency derivatives sectors. According to CNBC, the exchange is seeking two CFTC licenses: one as a Designated Contract Market (DCM) to function as a futures exchange for event contracts, and another as a Futures Commission Merchant (FCM) to act as a broker for derivative contracts. These licenses would allow Blockchain.com to offer its own event contract platform and derivative brokerage services to both retail and institutional investors in the U.S. This move follows the company's announcement in July of a partnership with prediction market platform Polymarket, but securing CFTC approval would enable Blockchain.com to independently operate its own prediction market.

cryptonews.ru2 дні тому 19:31

Blockchain.com seeks CFTC approval for prediction markets — CNBC

cryptonews.ru2 дні тому 19:31

Coinbase brings global crypto derivatives liquidity to US with Deribit integration

Coinbase has integrated derivatives exchange Deribit, providing a regulated pathway for eligible U.S. customers to access global crypto derivatives markets. The integration connects Coinbase Financial Markets, its CFTC-regulated unit, with Deribit's liquidity. U.S. institutional clients can now access Deribit's options and perpetual futures markets through Coinbase Prime without needing offshore entities. Previously, U.S. traders lacked regulated access to these major markets, which comprise roughly 80% of global crypto trading volume. Options for institutional clients are expected in the coming weeks, with plans to expand access to eligible non-U.S. retail traders and later U.S. retail traders this year.

cointelegraph10/07 15:46

Coinbase brings global crypto derivatives liquidity to US with Deribit integration

cointelegraph10/07 15:46

Stablecoins Are Becoming Buyers of U.S. Treasuries: America Is Financing Its Treasury Through a Global Crypto Casino

Stablecoins are becoming a key source of demand for US Treasury bills, according to a report. As traditional buyers like foreign central banks reduce their holdings, the proposed GENIUS Act would legally require stablecoin issuers like Circle and Tether to back their tokens with short-term US government debt. This creates a "locked-in" buyer base for the Treasury. Demand is driven largely by overseas users who convert local currency into stablecoins to access high-leverage crypto derivatives and prediction markets for assets like oil and stocks. The US government, facing a debt funding challenge, has shifted from cracking down on stablecoins to actively promoting this pipeline. The system depends on continuous speculative trading volume; if trading collapses, stablecoin redemptions could force issuers to sell their T-bill reserves. Bipartisan support for the regulatory framework reflects a political consensus on maintaining this new source of debt financing.

marsbit09/24 03:06

Stablecoins Are Becoming Buyers of U.S. Treasuries: America Is Financing Its Treasury Through a Global Crypto Casino

marsbit09/24 03:06

Users of Polymarket in South Korea handed over to prosecutors — media

South Korean police have transferred 18 Polymarket users to prosecutors as part of an investigation into illegal gambling involving 26 individuals who collectively wagered about 17.6 billion won ($12.7 million). Authorities identified the users by analyzing public blockchain transactions on the prediction market platform, which operates on a non-custodial, peer-to-peer model. South Korean authorities concluded that Polymarket's transactions constitute illegal gambling under the country's criminal code, as users bet on unpredictable event outcomes. In response, regulators began blocking access to the platform in August. Polymarket argued its service is a cryptocurrency-based derivatives market, not a gambling platform, and noted it does not offer Korean language support or won-based payments. However, the national media commission stated its technical structure does not exempt it from local law. A legal expert suggested that while labeling the trades as prediction derivatives may be a weak direct defense, the ability to trade contracts before settlement could be a factor in court.

cryptonews.ru09/17 10:01

Users of Polymarket in South Korea handed over to prosecutors — media

cryptonews.ru09/17 10:01

Kalshi Seeks Approval for Stock Perps Tied to Tesla, Apple and Nvidia

Kalshi, a prediction-market platform, is seeking regulatory approval from the CFTC to offer perpetual futures contracts ("perps") tied to individual U.S. stocks like Tesla, Apple, and Nvidia. These proposed contracts, planned for roughly 60 major stocks and ETFs, would extend the crypto-trading-style product into the regulated U.S. equity market. Unlike traditional futures, perpetuals have no expiration date and allow leveraged exposure, amplifying gains and losses. Kalshi has already launched CFTC-approved crypto perps for Bitcoin and Ethereum. The move represents a significant step in bringing a popular crypto derivatives format to traditional stocks, though the new contracts are not yet approved or available for trading.

TheNewsCrypto09/11 09:25

Kalshi Seeks Approval for Stock Perps Tied to Tesla, Apple and Nvidia

TheNewsCrypto09/11 09:25

U.S. Stocks Are Also Going 24/7: Coinbase Applies for 24/7 Stock Perpetual Contracts. Who Gets Repriced?

Coinbase has filed with the SEC to offer US-regulated equity perpetual contracts in the United States, a move that followed the CFTC's first-ever approval of crypto perpetuals in May 2026. This signals a push by crypto-native derivative structures into traditional finance's core asset classes. The 2026 market presents three competing models for assets like Apple stock: traditional T+1 settled shares in broker accounts, tokenized debt securities (like Robinhood's Stock Tokens) offering synthetic exposure on-chain, and crypto exchange-style perpetual contracts enabling 24/7 leveraged trading with USDC settlement. While Nasdaq plans to extend US equity trading to 23 hours a day, crypto derivatives offer continuous, 24/7 access. The key regulatory battle involves CME's lawsuit challenging the CFTC's classification of perpetuals as futures instead of swaps, which would impose much stricter rules. If approved, Coinbase's equity perpetuals could redefine its valuation from a crypto exchange to a cross-asset derivatives platform, applying crypto's efficient, always-on leverage model to the massive US stock market and challenging incumbent exchanges. The structural shift toward 24/7 trading is accelerating, with the next competition focusing on which platform can offer the highest leveraged efficiency at the lowest regulatory cost.

marsbit09/04 01:56

U.S. Stocks Are Also Going 24/7: Coinbase Applies for 24/7 Stock Perpetual Contracts. Who Gets Repriced?

marsbit09/04 01:56

Central Bank: Russians' interest in crypto derivatives doubled in the second quarter

According to the Bank of Russia (CBR), interest from qualified investors in cryptocurrency derivatives grew by 136%, reaching 3.7 million units in Q2 2026. However, investments by qualified investors into foreign cryptocurrency-related ETFs fell to 1.3 billion rubles from 1.6 billion rubles in the previous quarter. In May 2025, the CBR had permitted qualified investors to trade derivatives, securities, and digital assets linked to crypto prices without actual delivery of the currencies. Starting September of this year, both qualified and non-qualified retail investors will be allowed to trade cryptocurrency through intermediaries, though direct peer-to-peer transactions remain prohibited. Non-qualified investors will face an annual purchase and sale limit of 300,000 rubles.

cryptonews.ru08/25 14:09

Central Bank: Russians' interest in crypto derivatives doubled in the second quarter

cryptonews.ru08/25 14:09

CME Representative Duffy in Conflict with CFTC and Kalshi Over Prediction Markets

A conflict is intensifying over the regulation of prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket, which increasingly use cryptocurrency for settlements. At a CFTC advisory committee meeting, CME Group CEO Terrence Duffy criticized platforms for self-certifying event contracts, suggesting some could be manipulated and harm market integrity. CFTC Chairman Rostin Behnam countered that the specific controversial contracts Duffy cited were not listed on U.S. exchanges. The core dispute involves jurisdictional authority: the CFTC claims federal jurisdiction over these derivatives markets, while many states argue they constitute gambling under state law. The outcome is significant as Kalshi has expanded into offering crypto perpetual contracts. The tension escalated into a personal exchange between Duffy and a Kalshi executive. Concurrently, Congress is scrutinizing these markets following insider trading scandals, and CME has sued the CFTC over its approval of Kalshi's products, arguing they should be regulated as swaps, not futures. This legal battle could reshape oversight for both prediction markets and newer regulated crypto derivatives.

cryptonews.ru08/21 05:15

CME Representative Duffy in Conflict with CFTC and Kalshi Over Prediction Markets

cryptonews.ru08/21 05:15

The Number of Tokenized Stock Holders Approaches 1 Million After a 92% Increase in 30 Days

The number of tokenized stock holders is nearing 1 million, having grown 92% in 30 days and 522% since the start of 2026, according to RWA.xyz data. This surge reflects the market's move from a blockchain experiment towards broader adoption. Key drivers include 24/7 trading access. Jupiter reported a 360% year-to-date increase in after-hours and weekend trading volume for tokenized stocks, with over 65% of its activity occurring outside regular U.S. market hours. Semiconductors and memory chip stocks are particularly popular for allowing real-time reactions to news. However, analysts caution that the growth in wallet addresses does not equate to market maturity or liquidity. CEXScan notes that meaningful balances and secondary liquidity are crucial. Liquidity remains concentrated in limited markets, and token structures vary widely, from regulated securities to economic exposure via debt instruments. While reaching 1 million holders is a significant milestone, the true test for the tokenized stock market will be whether trading depth, redemption volume, and legal protections can grow at a comparable pace to achieve a fully-fledged, liquid market. This expansion occurs despite broader crypto market headwinds, such as Bitcoin futures underperforming U.S. Treasuries.

cryptonews.ru08/04 09:52

The Number of Tokenized Stock Holders Approaches 1 Million After a 92% Increase in 30 Days

cryptonews.ru08/04 09:52

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