CME tops Bitcoin futures OI as ‘real facts’ drive institutional uptake
Bitcoin is in line to benefit from a tsunami of institutional capital, says Dan Tapiero, while Ethereum is also due an ETF boost.
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Bitcoin is in line to benefit from a tsunami of institutional capital, says Dan Tapiero, while Ethereum is also due an ETF boost.
Market analysts weigh in on an intriguing ‘flippening’, as Bitcoin futures open interest on global derivatives marketplace CME overtakes Binance.
The CME booms as the crypto industry anticipates the approval approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF in the United States.
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The surge in CME Bitcoin futures open interest has helped the regulated derivatives platform attain a 25% market share in Bitcoin futures.
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CME reported nearly half of its crypto volume year to date came from non-U.S. trading hours and around 11% from the Asia Pacific region.
The scheduled launch date for these futures contracts is set for July 31, pending regulatory review.