XRP Added to €2B Futures Market at Dutch Firm One Trading
One Trading has expanded its regulated crypto derivatives lineup with the launch of XRP/EUR perpetual futures. The new contracts allow traders in Europe to take leveraged positions on XRP against the euro, offering both...
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One Trading has expanded its regulated crypto derivatives lineup with the launch of XRP/EUR perpetual futures. The new contracts allow traders in Europe to take leveraged positions on XRP against the euro, offering both long and short strategies.
The XRP/EUR listing follows the exchange’s earlier rollout of BTC/EUR and ETH/EUR perpetual futures. According to the company, those products have already opened up to nearly €2 billion in positions since launch.
Regulated Market Offering
“This new market allows traders across Europe to take positions on XRP against the Euro with leverage, enabling both long and short strategies to capture opportunities in any market condition,” the company mentioned in its Monday announcement.
One Trading said it remains the first platform in Europe to provide regulated perpetual futures. The structure is designed to give traders a compliant and transparent environment while engaging in leveraged crypto trading.
The contracts come with one-minute settlement, fast execution, and low trading fees. Traders can use the products to respond to both upward and downward market moves, increasing flexibility in volatile conditions.
Expanding Product Range
The company described the addition of XRP/EUR as part of its effort to meet customer demand and broaden access to regulated crypto futures in Europe.
In May, One Trading expanded access to its regulated crypto perpetual futures to retail investors in Germany, the Netherlands, and Austria. The offering had previously been available only to institutional clients.
“For too long, retail investors have had to either pay enormous fees to brokers or choose to trade crypto in unsafe, unregulated exchanges offshore,” said Joshua Barraclough, CEO of One Trading. “One Trading solves for both fees and safety: now, eligible retail investors in the EU can trade crypto perpetual futures.”
The expansion made One Trading the first European derivatives exchange to provide regulated crypto perpetual futures under MiFID II to both institutional and eligible retail customers. It also followed the firm’s institutional launch of the product last month.
The service allows clients to take leveraged long and short positions, providing an alternative to offshore platforms that operate without regulatory oversight.
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