Cboe is considering converting its Bitcoin and Ether continuous futures into perpetual-style contracts, building on its existing products that already feature daily settlements. This move aims to align Cboe's offerings with offshore exchanges and expand its presence in the regulated U.S. crypto derivatives market. Perpetual futures, which have no expiration and use funding rates to maintain price alignment, generated about $61.7 trillion in trading volume in 2025. The decision follows recent CFTC guidance that allows more flexibility for crypto derivatives, positioning Cboe to compete directly with CME, Kalshi, and Coinbase-linked perpetual futures.
Bob and Brad, a wellness brand founded by physical therapists, is offering up to 30% discounts on recovery products during Prime Day from June 23-26, 2026. The sale includes massage guns, eye massagers, hand massagers, infrared therapy belts, and mas...
Bitget has introduced Stock+, a new feature allowing users to buy real US stocks directly using USDC and other digital assets. This innovation bridges crypto and traditional finance by enabling stock ownership through a single platform without interm...
Automotive creator Jimmy Oakes showcased his latest project, a 1978 Porsche 911 SC swapped with a 400hp Ferrari/Maserati V8 engine, dubbed "Porrari," at the Formula DRIFT Championships. The extensive build involved restoring the classic Porsche, fabr...
Man Group PLC has disclosed an interest in 2.6% of DCC plc's ordinary shares, including direct ownership and derivatives, as per the Irish Takeover Panel rules. This disclosure signals a significant stake ahead of any potential takeover activity invo...
A KAYAK survey of 2,000 Brazilian travelers revealed Cristiano Ronaldo as the most desired football companion for trips, chosen by 60% of respondents. Vinícius Júnior and Endrick followed with 19% and 9%, respectively. The Northeast region of Brazil,...
