CME Group has started 24/7 trading for Bitcoin futures and options on its Globex platform, eliminating the traditional weekend trading gap that caused price volatility. This change aligns Bitcoin futures with the continuous nature of the crypto market, reducing weekend risk premiums and improving hedging for institutional investors. Despite this, offshore perpetual futures and Bitcoin ETF options still dominate liquidity. Some CME Bitcoin price gaps from earlier this year remain open, indicating ongoing market adjustments.
Internet Computer (ICP) has extended its lead over Solana (SOL) in transaction volume, processing over 308 billion transactions compared to Solana's 133 billion. It averaged 2,323 transactions per second (TPS), outpacing Solana's 1,896 TPS, and saw a...
Nasdaq has appointed Andrew Murray as Senior Vice President for Financial Technology in Asia-Pacific and relocated Bob McCooey, Vice Chairman and Head of International Listings, to Singapore. These moves aim to deepen Nasdaq's client partnerships and...
The KEEP Network (KEEP) token experienced a sharp decline, dropping 10.03% within an hour and 33.47% over the past 24 hours. It is currently trading at $0.024261 with a market capitalization of $23.4 million. The 24-hour trading volume remains low at...
An institution invested in Aave and Worldcoin transferred $12.2 million worth of tokens to multiple centralized crypto exchanges within a day, including 16.1 million Worldcoin (WLD) and 35,000 Aave (AAVE). Analyst 余烬 estimates the institution may hav...
AI-related stocks have surged unevenly across four key sectors: semiconductor memory, HDD storage, semiconductor equipment, and AI computing platforms. Micron and SK hynix lead with strong memory demand but face concerns over peak profits. HDD makers...
