Coinbase has introduced Canada's first regulated crypto futures contracts with up to 10x leverage, available to Canadian retail traders through its CFTC-registered derivatives arm. The platform offers 23 contracts covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and other assets, alongside commodity futures like gold and oil. This launch provides Canadian traders a domestic, regulated option for leveraged crypto trading, improving transparency and compliance compared to offshore alternatives. Coinbase aims to build market share with competitive fees and expand its role as a multi-asset derivatives platform in Canada.
Australian brand STYLD. has partnered with Mattel to release a limited-edition Barbie-themed Christmas collection featuring summer-inspired, reusable entertaining items in Candy Cane Pink and Peppermint Green. The collection includes insulated carafe...
Fortune reports AI will dominate crypto markets by 2028, changing trading dynamics significantly. Platforms like Coinbase are already using AI tools, and this shift creates uncertainty for Hyperliquid's price outlook. Market confidence in Hyperliquid...
NEAR Intents recovered about $3.8 million stolen in an October 1 exploit, with 78% of the returned funds in Bitcoin and the rest in Monero. The team identified all Bitcoin transactions on the blockchain and is now converting the Monero to Tether. The...
Shares of Six Flags Entertainment fell over 10% in after-hours trading following a deadly incident on the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia. One person died and several others were injured when a man reportedly fell from the 200-foot-t...
The meme token BONER experienced a sharp market capitalization decline of over 37% within 24 hours, falling to $26.2 million as of October 12. BONER is traded on the Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 network using Arbitrum technology, which launch...
