The CME will begin round-the-clock trading for crypto futures and options on May 29, expanding market access beyond traditional hours. The move aims to boost liquidity and give traders continuous hedging and risk-management tools.
CME Group has listed futures for Cardano (ADA) and Stellar (XLM), expanding regulated institutional exposure beyond existing Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP products. The listings give asset managers and trading desks new hedging and price‑discovery tools on a cleared exchange.
Moscow Exchange will introduce ruble-settled futures linked to SOL, XRP and TRX via individual token indices, available only to qualified investors. The move aims to widen institutional access while keeping retail participation limited.
Dogecoin's derivatives market exploded with a 10,782% jump in futures volume even as the token pulled back after an early-week rally. The surge points to heightened speculative activity and raises the odds of sharp volatility.
Gold jumped past $5,300 per ounce after Tether increased its physical gold holdings to 130 metric tons, while Coinbase expanded futures trading as Bitcoin momentum cooled.
Thailand’s SEC is drafting rules for crypto ETFs and futures trading as authorities aim to position the country as a regional institutional crypto hub amid rising demand from professional investors.
CME Group will launch futures contracts on Cardano (ADA), Chainlink (LINK) and Stellar (XLM) in February. The move expands regulated access to major altcoins and responds to growing demand for round‑the‑clock crypto derivatives.
Binance has rolled out USDT-settled perpetual futures for gold and silver, offering crypto-native exposure to traditional safe-haven metals as demand rises. The move broadens stablecoin use cases and the exchange’s derivatives suite.
Dogecoin futures volumes jumped roughly 53,255% over the 24 hours ending Dec 22, 2025, with major derivatives venues reporting a sharp rise in activity. The surge appears driven by concentrated retail interest, leveraged bets and renewed memecoin momentum.
Coinbase has listed DOGE and SHIB on its regulated FCM futures platform, expanding access to meme-coin derivatives for institutional and retail clients. The move signals increasing mainstream acceptance and provides a regulated route for hedging and speculation.