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Tổng thống Mỹ Donald Trump cho biết, chính phủ của ông đang thúc đẩy nền tảng giao dịch hợp đồng vĩnh viễn phi tập trung Hyperliquid vào thị trường Mỹ "theo cách hoàn toàn tuân thủ và hợp pháp". Tháng trước, Trump đã cho biết Ủy ban Giao dịch Hàng hóa Tương lai Mỹ (CFTC) sẽ nỗ lực đưa Hyperliquid vào Mỹ. Sau đó, công ty mẹ của Kraken là Payward cho biết đang hợp tác với CFTC để cung cấp cho người dùng Mỹ đã đăng ký một số sản phẩm hợp đồng vĩnh viễn tiền điện tử liên quan đến thị trường Hyperliquid và blockchain Layer 1 cơ sở thông qua nền tảng Bitnomial được CFTC quản lý.Nhà phân tích nghiên cứu của Nansen, Nicolai Sondergaard, cho rằng sự sắp xếp này có thể cho phép Hyperliquid cung cấp một số công nghệ cơ sở, thanh khoản hoặc thiết kế thị trường mà không cần mở trực tiếp nền tảng hiện tại của mình cho người dùng Mỹ, tương đương với việc xây dựng một sản phẩm độc lập tại Mỹ xung quanh cơ sở hạ tầng của Hyperliquid. Ông cho biết, người dùng Mỹ có thể nhận được ít thị trường hơn, đòn bẩy thấp hơn và kiểm soát rủi ro bảo thủ hơn; đồng thời ông phản đối việc KYC toàn diện, cho rằng KYC một cách cứng nhắc sẽ làm suy yếu quyền riêng tư và quyền truy cập không có giấy phép của người dùng hợp pháp, và sẽ đẩy thanh khoản ra khỏi bờ.

According to The Block, Kraken has launched CFTC-regulated crypto spot margin trading services for U.S. retail users just days after its parent company acquired the Bitnomial derivatives platform.Such products have largely been unavailable to U.S. retail users, forcing them to turn to offshore platforms. Kraken stated that users can use their crypto assets as collateral for trading with up to 10 times leverage without having to sell them.This launch follows the announcement made on Monday that Kraken's parent company Payward has completed the acquisition of Bitnomial. Bitnomial is a Chicago-based crypto derivatives exchange that holds licenses as a matching entity, contract party, and clearinghouse issued by the CFTC.Payward stated that this acquisition will ultimately enable it to offer regulated spot margin, perpetual futures, and options products to U.S. users. This move also strengthens Kraken's position in regulated derivatives infrastructure in preparation for a potential public listing.Payward has submitted a confidential S-1 registration draft to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in November. The trading platform is also continuing to expand its institutional and derivatives business in the UK and Europe following its $1.5 billion acquisition of NinjaTrader in March 2025.

According to The Block, Kraken's parent company Payward has announced the completion of its acquisition of Bitnomial, marking its official compliance qualifications to provide cryptocurrency derivatives services in the United States.After the transaction is completed, Payward will hold a complete licensing system issued by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), including futures commission merchant (FCM), designated contract market (DCM), and derivatives clearing organization (DCO), allowing it to offer spot margin, perpetual contracts, and options trading services to eligible U.S. customers. Payward and Kraken co-CEO Arjun Sethi stated that the company will prioritize launching spot margin products on the Kraken platform, followed by a gradual rollout of perpetual contracts and options products.Bitnomial, headquartered in Chicago, is one of the few platforms in the U.S. with a complete cryptocurrency derivatives licensing system. After the acquisition, it will retain its original licenses and business structure and serve as the core vehicle for Payward's U.S. derivatives strategy.Additionally, Payward stated that this transaction will provide new access channels to the U.S. cryptocurrency derivatives market for partners such as banks, brokerages, and payment institutions. Previously, the company also received a $200 million investment from Deutsche Börse Group and has submitted a confidential listing application to the SEC.

Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken's parent company Payward announced that it will acquire 100% of the digital asset derivatives platform Bitnomial for up to $550 million (cash + stock). The transaction is expected to be completed in the first half of 2026, pending regulatory approval.Bitnomial is the first crypto-native platform to obtain all three U.S. derivatives licenses (designated contract market, derivatives clearing organization, and futures commission merchant). This acquisition will help Payward quickly gain a complete compliant derivatives infrastructure, significantly accelerating its expansion in the U.S. market. After the transaction is completed, Bitnomial's clearing and trading capabilities will be integrated with platforms such as Kraken and NinjaTrader, offering products like spot margin, perpetual contracts, and options to U.S. customers, and will be regulated by the CFTC.This acquisition will also expand Payward Services, allowing banks, fintech companies, and brokerages to access the U.S. compliant derivatives market through a single API. Industry insiders believe that with the market warming up and valuations recovering, merger and acquisition activities in the crypto industry are on the rise, as leading institutions are accelerating their transformation into comprehensive trading platforms for institutional clients by acquiring key capabilities such as compliance, custody, and derivatives.

According to The Block, the Chicago-based derivatives exchange Bitnomial has announced the launch of the first regulated Tezos (XTZ) futures contract in the United States, officially available for institutional investors, while retail users will participate in trading through its platform Botanical.The Tezos project was first proposed in 2014 and raised approximately $232 million in its 2017 ICO, which was one of the largest ICOs in history. Tezos is known for its "self-amending" governance mechanism and early adoption of PoS consensus.Bitnomial stated that it also plans to launch XTZ perpetual contracts and options products in the future. Tezos co-founder Arthur Breitman pointed out that the introduction of regulated futures helps improve price discovery and risk hedging mechanisms, promoting institutional participation. Bitnomial has previously been the first in the U.S. to launch compliant derivatives for several crypto assets, including XRP, Solana, and Aptos.

According to The Block, Chicago-based derivatives exchange Bitnomial has announced the launch of the first regulated APT futures product in the United States.The product will initially be available to institutional traders and will be opened to retail investors through the Botanical trading platform in the coming weeks.

The cryptocurrency derivatives exchange Bitnomial has officially announced that it has received approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to clear fully collateralized swap contracts, enabling it to offer prediction market services, which will currently focus on two main areas: cryptocurrencies and economic events.In addition, the exchange's clearing function, Bitnomial Clearinghouse, can also provide a wider range of clearing services to partners' prediction markets, thereby gaining collateral liquidity between USD and cryptocurrencies.

According to Crypto In America, Bitnomial will launch the first cryptocurrency spot trading platform regulated by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).The Chicago-based company submitted a self-certification document last month under CFTC Rule 40.6(a), which officially took effect on Friday, meaning spot trading could start in the coming days.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the cryptocurrency derivatives trading platform Bitnomial has officially launched XRP futures regulated by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). The physically settled XRP/USD futures are now available for trading on the platform.

ChainCatcher news, according to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) agreed to withdraw its appeal against Ripple, the cryptocurrency derivatives exchange Bitnomial plans to withdraw its lawsuit against the SEC. Bitnomial had previously sued the SEC last October, as the SEC claimed regulatory authority over Bitnomial's planned XRP futures contracts.Terrett further revealed that Bitnomial will officially launch its XRP futures contracts, which have been approved by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), tomorrow morning.

ChainCatcher news, according to PR Newswire, the cryptocurrency derivatives exchange Bitnomial announced plans to launch a derivatives clearing organization and stablecoin clearinghouse Bitnomial Clearinghouse regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) on January 30, 2025.It is reported that during the transition period, Bitnomial will gradually cease trading of old clearing products on its platform, including processing all legacy contracts expiring on January 29 and listing all BNCH clearing contracts on January 30, involving physically settled Bitcoin futures and options.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the crypto derivatives exchange Bitnomial announced the completion of a $25 million financing round led by Ripple Labs. At the same time, Bitnomial launched a perpetual futures trading platform called Botanical, which is currently in a closed testing phase.The Botanical platform will provide investors with perpetual futures, traditional futures, and options trading services. Bitnomial CEO Luke Hoersten stated that the company is boldly advancing its mission to provide users with a regulated and innovative trading experience through Botanical, offering an alternative to the currently widely used decentralized exchanges and VPN-based workarounds.Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse believes that Bitnomial's introduction of an offshore trading model into the U.S. derivatives industry presents a significant opportunity for establishing a compliant digital asset derivatives market (such as XRP). Bitnomial will utilize Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin for the settlement of perpetual futures.Previous news, Bitnomial filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), questioning its regulatory authority over XRP futures contracts.

ChainCatcher news, according to FOX Business, the cryptocurrency derivatives exchange Bitnomial has sued the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), questioning its regulatory authority over XRP futures. After Bitnomial self-certified XRP dollar futures contracts, the SEC claimed that XRP is a security and demanded that the exchange comply with additional regulations.Bitnomial believes that XRP futures should not be classified as security futures and is seeking a court declaration to prevent the SEC from asserting jurisdiction over it. This lawsuit intensifies the battle between the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) over regulatory authority over crypto assets.

ChainCatcher news, according to CryptoSlate, Luxor Technology and Bitnomial launched the first fully regulated Bitcoin mining derivative "Bitcoin Hashrate Futures" in the United States on May 28.It is reported that the product trading code is HUP, allowing miners to hedge their income and providing investors with a new way to enter the Bitcoin mining market. Each contract represents 1 PH, with a duration of one month, and settlement is based on Luxor's Bitcoin Hashprice Index.

ChainCatcher News: The U.S. regulated digital asset derivatives exchange Bitnomial announced today that it has received a clearinghouse license granted by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). It is reported that the CFTC approved this license with a four-to-one vote during today's public meeting, making it the first and only crypto-native exchange to hold a full set of U.S. derivatives exchange, clearinghouse, and brokerage licenses. Bitnomial is also the only U.S. exchange that can offer margin-based, physically settled digital asset derivatives, allowing customers not only to receive cash payments at settlement but also to actually own the digital assets.