Bitcoin Futures News

Bakkt announces that it has received regulatory approval and will be launching its futures trading in the US on Sept. 23.

A CFTC policymaker with long involvement in Bitcoin futures regulation is stepping down after over two years of service.

A crypto derivatives exchange specializing in futures contracts says it wants to become the world’s number one platform through fairness and transparency.

Gibraltar-based crypto derivatives exchange Quedex was granted a DLT license from the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission.

LedgerX beat competitor Bakkt to the public launch, which comes less than a month after gaining regulatory approval.

B2C2’s Kevin Beardsley joins as Kraken’s futures volumes grow from $1 billion to $2.5 billion.

Bakkt has begun testing its physically delivered Bitcoin futures, as experts predict a full launch this quarter.

Bakkt’s crypto futures contracts to launch in the current quarter per a Fundstrat strategist’s account of Bakkt’s recent event.

Binance is launching a futures trading platform for BTC/USDT initially with up to 20x leverage.

The CME has announced two new record figures regarding its BTC futures: 6,069 open contracts and a $1.7 billion notional value.

While Facebook may have been a partial catalyst, bitcoin has risen slowly by its own standards in recent months, says senior market analyst, Craig Erlam.

Bitcoin futures briefly exceeded $10,000 on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange for the first time since early March 2018.

Open interest in Bitcoin futures contracts on CME hit a new all-time high of over 5,300 contracts, purportedly due to increased institutional interest.

United Kingdom-based interdealer broker TP ICAP will sell bitcoin financial derivatives.

A report highlights the fake exchange volume concerns from March compared with genuine bitcoin futures growth.