Coinbase Wins CFTC Approval for In-House Derivatives Clearing
Coinbase secured registration for its own U.S. derivatives clearinghouse on Sept. 28, giving it authority to clear fully collateralized futures, options on futures and swaps alongside its existing brokerage and exchange...
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