The derivatives giant is rolling out CFTC-regulated contracts that let traders isolate Bitcoin volatility from price direction, settling to a new 30-day implied volatility benchmark.

CME Group expanded is looking to expand its crypto derivatives offerings with new futures contracts for Avalanche and Sui, pending regulatory approval.

CME Group is set to commence 24/7 cryptocurrency futures trading on its CME Globex platform.

CME Group is set to expand its cryptocurrency derivatives lineup with new futures contracts for Cardano (ADA), Chainlink (LINK), and Stellar Lumens (XLM), pending regulatory approval.

The world’s largest futures and options marketplace is exploring ‘tokenized cash’ as it leans further into crypto markets.

Centralized exchanges recorded a 20% drop in trading volume in January amid market uncertainty.

CME Group, the world’s largest financial derivatives exchange, is set to launch Micro Bitcoin futures, at one-tenth of a Bitcoin, on May. CME Group already offers standard Bitcoin futures, which have traded at an average volume of 13,800 contracts (roughly 69,000 BTC) daily throughout 2021. Micro Bitcoin futures will offer institutional traders and investors more…