Bitcoin Futures News

CME seals growth of 120% in the first seven days of its Bitcoin options, further strengthening the idea that institutional interest in Bitcoin is mounting.

Open interest hovers around $237 million with trajectory clearly pointing to a fresh record coming in January, with volume at three-month highs.

A warm reception greets the industry’s latest Bitcoin options rollout as reported volumes elsewhere also deliver surprises.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has launched its new Bitcoin options on futures, following the acquisition of necessary regulatory approval.

Zero-fee futures exchange announces trading competition to onboard new users and to prepare for the mainnet’s launch.

“Serious” global interest in futures is accompanying the launch of two options products, as open interest also extends higher.

A review of Bitcoin futures volumes in the week prior to the launch of options reveals “high anticipation,” according to a note from the bank’s analysts.

Major United States brokerage TD Ameritrade doesn’t deny the potential inclusion of cryptocurrencies like XRP to its platform.

CME and Bakkt saw record trading volumes on their respective Bitcoin futures contracts as both exchanges look to introduce BTC options.

The weekend’s choppy price action saw brief respite on Monday as Bitcoin continued its habit of “filling” a void left at Friday’s futures close.

Paris-based asset management firm Napoleon AM announced the launch of a regulated Bitcoin fund, the Napoleon Bitcoin Fund.

Dubai-based crypto futures exchange BTSE plans to host the first-ever native exchange token sale based on Blockstream’s Bitcoin sidechain, the Liquid Network.

Major cryptocurrency exchange Binance now supports Bitcoin and Ether futures trading on its new iOS app.

The Intercontinental Exchange’s digital asset platform Bakkt launched the first regulated Bitcoin options and cash-settled futures.

Bitcoin futures open interest on digital asset platform Bakkt has hit a new all-time high.