CME adds BCH and UNI futures Oct. 19 in crypto expansion
The world's largest futures venue keeps widening its regulated crypto lineup, with 24/7 trading already averaging $8.3B in daily notional volume through the first half of 2026.
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The world's largest futures venue keeps widening its regulated crypto lineup, with 24/7 trading already averaging $8.3B in daily notional volume through the first half of 2026.
The derivatives giant is extending its regulated crypto complex to two assets institutions have never had CME-grade hedging tools for, with both standard and micro contract sizes on day one.
The world's largest derivatives venue pushing past its Bitcoin and Ether core is a fresh institutional validation for tokens well outside the majors, and a signal regulated demand for altcoin…
The CoinDesk 20 Index fell 1.5% to 1,774.43 in the latest session, with only four of twenty constituents trading…
A clean 20-for-20 down day is rarer than the index level itself suggests — when breadth is universal, the move usually reflects a macro pulse, not an asset-specific story.
BCH is the lone gainer on the broad crypto index as the selloff drags every other constituent lower, with NEAR and ICP leading the laggards.
Fifteen of the twenty assets traded green, but a sharp BCH sell-off dragged the broad index into the red for the session.
BCH led the CoinDesk 20 movers on a measured up day, a quiet bid rather than a breakout in a basket still anchored by the majors.
All 20 constituents posted losses in the latest reading — a synchronized sell-off that frames BCH's 13% drop less as an isolated move and more as a tape-wide de-risking.