Cboe considers converting bitcoin and ether futures to perpetual contracts
Cboe's move to perpetual futures could shift crypto trading onshore, challenging offshore dominance and pressuring US exchanges to adapt. The post Cboe considers converting bitcoin and ether futures to perpetual contract...
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