CME Group to expand with 24/7 crypto derivatives trading in 2026
Though planned for “early 2026,” the expansion in the CME Group’s trading services is subject to regulatory review amid a US government shutdown with no end in sight.
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Though planned for “early 2026,” the expansion in the CME Group’s trading services is subject to regulatory review amid a US government shutdown with no end in sight.
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