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Selig's rare on-the-record rebuke of a self-certification by a systemically important venue is the actual story: CME now faces a stay and a public record on how it uses its own rule-making shortcut.
The unusual suit argues Kalshi's Bitcoin perps are "swaps" under Dodd-Frank, not futures — and that the CFTC rubber-stamped the listing without doing the legal analysis.
The lawsuit argues perps should be swaps, not futures — and the legal read is that CME has both the procedural and substantive advantage heading into a likely injunction fight.
A regulator-favored derivatives giant is challenging whether a CFTC-regulated event-contract venue can quietly become a leveraged Bitcoin venue — the case will set the boundary between event…
The suit would hinge on Dodd-Frank's swap-vs-future line — and with CME stepping in, the fight stops being a CFTC-vs-predictiom-market story and becomes a battle over who gets to define the next…
The exchange argues the CFTC's decade-first nod to onshore perpetual contracts undercuts its own dominance in regulated US crypto derivatives — a turf fight with structural consequences for how…
The fight isn't over perpetuals themselves — it's over whether a regulated venue like CME gets first crack at the benchmark, with Duffy arguing Dodd-Frank makes the venue question settled law.
The new product lets traders isolate four-week BTC price swings without taking directional exposure — a sign the institutional hedging stack around bitcoin is finally catching up to spot demand.
The contracts track the CME CF Bitcoin Volatility Index and let institutions express a pure view on four-week BTC turbulence without picking a direction, broadening the regulated crypto hedging…
CME Group CEO Terry Duffy has issued a stark warning about the push to introduce perpetual futures contracts in US…
The accumulation started 18 days before the summit vote failed, and now lands on the same week CME opens ADA to 24/7 trading — the timing is the read.
With 24/7 crypto futures going live May 29, the CME Bitcoin gap that defined every weekend for years is being retired — and a different kind of dislocation risk may take its place.
CME Group's newly launched 24/7 crypto derivatives market recorded $50 million in trading volume over its opening…
CME's shift to round-the-clock futures trading removes a structural inefficiency institutional desks have arbitraged for years — yet $30B of IBIT options open interest still dwarfs CME's crypto book.
Round-the-clock CME access absorbs the thin weekend liquidity that used to gap BTC between Friday close and Sunday reopen, but the shift also pushes institutional positioning into Monday's open.
Avalanche and Sui futures go live on the venue that sets the institutional risk-transfer benchmark, deepening the regulated path to alt-L1 exposure.
Two parallel institutional on-ramps land in the same week — a regulated volatility complex for hedgers, and a brokerage-channel route into one of the world's largest pools of household savings.
The first cap-weighted basket contract from the world's largest derivatives venue targets a derivatives market that already moves $264.5B a day — a structural legitimization beat as much as a product…
First market-cap-weighted contract from CME pairs seven majors in one instrument, giving institutions a single hedge for spot, ETF, and treasury exposure.
The $82,755 SMA-200 is the level that defines the next leg: a daily close above it opens the path toward $85,000, while a break below $78,000 confirms the deeper retracement.
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