CME News

Solana CME futures open interest hit $2.16 billion as ETPs drive $500 million inflows. With institutions accumulating while retail stays cautious, are institutions quietly leading the charge?

Though planned for “early 2026,” the expansion in the CME Group’s trading services is subject to regulatory review amid a US government shutdown with no end in sight.

Bitcoin’s swift rally to $114,000 shows bulls are back, but a CME gap near an underlying support could see a retest of $111,000 before Uptober really starts.

Bitcoin’s $22.6 billion monthly options expiry is led by bulls, but macroeconomic headwinds could give the bears a last-minute advantage.

CME will list options on Solana and XRP futures for the first time, extending regulated crypto derivatives beyond Bitcoin and Ether amid growing US market demand.

Bitcoin and altcoins picked up momentum after the softer-than-expected US inflation numbers boosted traders' confidence for a rate cut during the Federal Reserve's next meeting.

XRP price depends on pending ETF approval odds, but XRPL adoption and tokenization metrics still remain weak, raising concerns about the longevity of any rally.

$5 billion in ETH options expire on Friday, possibly opening the door for bulls to push through the $5,000 barrier.

Bitcoin may face a short-term dip as a bearish divergence, CME gap, and a high IBCI reading point to downside below $115,000.

Institutional investor demand and US fiscal uncertainty drive Bitcoin futures to record highs. Will BTC price follow?

In January 2025, news of XRP futures contracts launching on the CME was leaked but quickly retracted, leaving only speculation until now.

Competition is heating up among US exchanges for control of the derivatives market for digital assets.

GameStop is buying Bitcoin, miner revenues are stabilizing and a new real estate tokenization platform launches on Polygon.

GameStop looks set to join the Bitcoin treasury party alongside Strategy, Metaplanet and MARA. Will this help BTC rise back above six figures?

The US securities exchange submitted its request to the Securities and Exchange Commission days after filing to list Franklin Templeton’s SOL fund.