Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated platform, introduced perpetual futures contracts for BNB on September 4, allowing eligible US investors to trade BNB as a regulated derivative. This addition is part of a broader expansion including altcoins like Cardano and Aave, bringing Kalshi's altcoin perpetual futures lineup to 17. BNB perpetuals offer up to 4.5x leverage and are USD-margined with no expiration, differentiating them from offshore products by being fully regulated. This move provides US traders a safer, regulated way to hedge and trade crypto derivatives, adding legitimacy to BNB amid regulatory scrutiny of Binance.
Over a three-hour period ending at 8:03 a.m. ET on October 10, large cryptocurrency transfers totaling $169.1 million were recorded, primarily involving Bitcoin and Solana. Most of the value, $111.1 million, moved into exchange-related wallets, with ...
One year after a $19 billion forced liquidation triggered by a U.S. tariff announcement, Bitcoin remains about 34% below its peak and leverage risks persist in crypto markets. The crash exposed vulnerabilities like thin liquidity and cross-margin set...
Binance Coin (BNB) traded around $748 on October 10, showing a slight 0.78% increase over 24 hours but facing short-term selling pressure. The token remains above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, indicating some longer-term support, while shor...
NEAR attracted $7.43 million in inflows, surpassing Bitcoin's outflow of $4.9 million over the past five hours. Other notable inflows included SUI with $3.21 million and AAVE with $3.06 million. Stablecoins like USDT and USDC also saw significant mov...
Bitcoin edged up 0.44% to $82,675 amid a broader crypto market decline, with total market capitalization falling 2.45% to $2.80 trillion. Despite the overall market drop, some coins like Polkadot surged 9.24%, while liquidations across major exchange...
