CME Group Targets June 1 Launch for Bitcoin Volatility Futures Pending CFTC Review
CME Group announced this week it plans to launch Bitcoin Volatility futures (BVI) on June 1, 2026, giving institutional traders their first CFTC-regulated contract to trade bitcoin’s expected price swings independently o...
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