Coinbase launches XRP and Solana perpetual futures for US traders
Coinbase launches XRP and Solana perpetual futures in the US, as the SEC delays ETF decisions on XRP proposals from major issuers. The post Coinbase launches XRP and Solana perpetual futures for US traders appeared first...
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Coinbase launches XRP and Solana perpetual futures in the US, as the SEC delays ETF decisions on XRP proposals from major issuers.
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