CME plans to launch Bitcoin Volatility futures as institutional demand for regulated crypto products continues growing rapidly worldwide. CME Group has announced plans to launch Bitcoin Volatility futures on June 1. However, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or CFTC, still needs to approve the launch. Furthermore, the new product may be the first regulated Bitcoin […]
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CME plans to launch Bitcoin Volatility futures as institutional demand for regulated crypto products continues growing rapidly worldwide. CME Group has announced plans to launch Bitcoin Volatility futures on June 1. However, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or CFTC, still needs to approve the launch. Furthermore, the new product may be the first regulated Bitcoin volatility derivative to be listed in the United States. The new contract is known as the Bitcoin Volatility Index futures (BVI futures). This product is not a regular Bitcoin futures contract, but it is based on the volatility of Bitcoin prices rather than their direction. Therefore, traders can manage risk from sharp Bitcoin price swings without directly betting on prices rising or falling. 🚨JUST IN: CME Group has set June 1 as the launch date for Bitcoin Volatility futures, pending CFTC review. The $B
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Bitcoin payments application Strike CEO Jack Mallers said that Wall Street’s growing involvement in Bitcoin poses no threat or conflict to the asset itself. “My one-word answer to that is no,” Mallers told Danny Knowles on the What Bitcoin Did podcast published to YouTube on Thursday, in response to whether institutional involvement threatens Bitcoin’s core principles.“If Wall Street getting into Bitcoin kills it, it was never going to be successful in the first place,” Mallers said. Jack Mallers spoke to Danny Knowles on the What Bitcoin Did podcast. Source: What Bitcoin Did “Bitcoin is predicated on this idea that it is money for all. And the all part should be explored. That means your enemies, too,” he said. “That means the ex-wife that cheated on you, that means your neighbor that’s a fan of the opposing football club, that’s everybody,” he added. Bitcoin is compe
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Crypto markets saw a packed week across policy, majors, stablecoins, and privacy assets. Senate Banking reportedly moved closer to action on the CLARITY Act, with stablecoin rewards, ethics rules, and SEC/CFTC jurisdiction still in focus. TON rallied after Pavel Durov moved Telegram deeper into the network, while John Bollinger called a new bitcoin bull market […]
The US cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase posted a significant first-quarter loss and revenue that fell short of Wall Street projections, sending its shares tumbling on Thursday. After posting a $667 million loss in Q4 2025, Coinbase had a net loss of $394.1 million in Q1, marking its second consecutive quarter of
