Kalshi has introduced perpetual futures contracts for cryptocurrencies including BNB, Cardano (ADA), Aave (AAVE), Worldcoin (WLD), and Venice Token (VVV), broadening its regulated crypto derivatives offerings in the U.S. These contracts, which have no expiration and settle in U.S. dollars, come with varying leverage limits and are part of Kalshi's American Perpetuals product line. This expansion follows regulatory filings with the CFTC and occurs amid ongoing legal debates over crypto futures classification. The move supports growing investor demand for regulated crypto derivatives and coincides with positive price movements in the involved cryptocurrencies.
BNB traded below the projected October floor of $755, reaching about $748.53 on Binance spot early October 11, which is roughly 8.9% below the technical target near $815. The October price scenario suggests a range between $755 and $840, with a poten...
In the past five hours, Ether (ETH) saw the largest inflow of $48.73 million and also the biggest outflow of $8.32 million among cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin (BTC) followed with $22.47 million inflows and $7.43 million outflows. Stablecoins like USDT an...
Over the past seven days, centralized cryptocurrency exchanges experienced a combined net outflow of 14,978.95 Bitcoin (BTC). Binance led this trend with a significant outflow of 16,455.52 BTC, followed by Coinbase Pro with 4,034.39 BTC leaving the p...
Bitcoin balances on major exchanges remained stable over one day, with no net inflow recorded. However, weekly and monthly data show significant net outflows, indicating ongoing withdrawals from exchanges. Trading volume was highest during Asian hour...
Ether (ETH) currently has $2.1736 million more buy orders than sell orders on Binance's spot market, with the price at $2,510.44. Binance spot market shows the strongest near-term buy side liquidity compared to other platforms like Coinbase and OKX, ...
