CME News

As exchanges expand Bitcoin derivatives, the CFTC clears the way for Ether futures. But will investors be interested in such a tool?

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group recently said that, despite the Bitcoin price drop, customer interest in CME Bitcoin futures remained strong.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group expects to see high demand in Asia for its forthcoming Bitcoin options product.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group has no current plans to launch physically settled Bitcoin contracts, a senior executive says.

Crypto derivatives have significant implications on the young market, but are they positive, negative or too difficult to predict?

The first federally regulated platform for trading Bitcoin futures is off to a slow start, but predicted to pick up steam over time.

Fresh findings from Arcane Research compound existing suspicions that futures expiries make Bitcoin markets lose value.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group is adding options to its Bitcoin futures contracts in Q1 2020, pending regulatory review.

The company has asked the regulator to double the maximum permissible open positions each client can hold in Bitcoin futures.

Craig Wright has been ordered by a U.S. court to hand over more that 500K of his Bitcoin holdings to David Kleiman’s estate. Will the market survive?

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group’s Bitcoin futures saw an average daily volume of $515 million in May.

The Winklevoss twins’ Gemini platform is being added as a constituent exchange for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s cryptocurrency reference rates.

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

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.