Articles by tag: crypto-derivatives

Coinbase launches index futures: war with Hyperliquid and CME

Coinbase launched perpetual futures on S&P 500 and Nasdaq 24/7. We analyze the implications for CME, Hyperliquid, institutional and retail traders. Read.

Tokenized stocks overtook commodities: analysis of the RWA perpetuals market

The volume of perpetual contracts on tokenized stocks exceeded commodities for the first time. Learn about growth drivers, institutional arbitrage, and key players. Read the analysis.

Coinbase Deribit acquisition: analysis of the $1.2 billion deal and implications

Analysis of Coinbase's acquisition of the Deribit exchange for $1.2 billion. How the deal will change the crypto derivatives market, who benefits, and what the media is hiding. Read the details.

HYPE token rises 20% after ICE chairman's praise: analyst breakdown

Analysis of HYPE token's 20% rise after ICE chairman's statements. Who wins and loses from Hyperliquid's recognition. Read full analysis.

CME Group switches Bitcoin futures and options trading to 24/7 mode — implications

CME Group launches 24/7 BTC futures and options trading on Globex. Learn how the disappearance of the CME gap will affect traders, arbitrage, and liquidity. Analysis.

SEC approved bitcoin index options: what's next

SEC allowed Nasdaq to list options on the bitcoin index (QBTC). Analysis of market consequences, winners and losers. Read details.

Bitcoin fell below $77,000: reasons and forecast

Analysis of BTC drop below $77,000: why $400 million in liquidations is a market reset, not a capitulation. Learn three hidden catalysts for a return to $80,000.

Payward Buys Bitnomial for $550M: Crypto Derivatives Explained

Payward acquires CFTC-licensed Bitnomial for $550M. Learn how this deal brings regulated crypto derivatives to the U.S. and what it means for investors.

Bitcoin Funding Rates Turn Negative: What It Means

Bitcoin hits $76K as traders bet on a drop. Learn how negative funding rates, ETF inflows, and geopolitical pauses could shape the next market move.