CFTC Chair Michael Selig defends approval of perps trading in US
The approval of regulated Bitcoin perpetual futures in the US could shift global trading dynamics, attracting liquidity back to domestic markets. The post CFTC Chair Michael Selig defends approval of perps trading in US...
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The approval of regulated Bitcoin perpetual futures in the US could shift global trading dynamics, attracting liquidity back to domestic markets.
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