CME Group’s Top Crypto Launch Adds Options
CME to list new Bitcoin options for retail traders
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group announced plans to introduce options related to its bite-sized Bitcoin Friday futures, aiming to cater to the growing interest from retail investors in cryptocurrency derivatives. These cash-settled options are scheduled to start trading on February 24, subject to regulatory approval.
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CME Group has announced the introduction of options on Bitcoin Friday futures, with the launch scheduled for February 24, ...
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