Kraken Makes Major Push into US Derivatives with NinjaTrader-Backed Platform
Kraken is doubling down on crypto derivatives with the launch of its CFTC-regulated US futures platform, marking a pivotal shift post its $1.5 billion NinjaTrader deal.
Kraken is doubling down on crypto derivatives with the launch of its CFTC-regulated US futures platform, marking a pivotal shift post its $1.5 billion NinjaTrader deal.
In a bold move for a traditional institution, the Czech National Bank (CNB) invested $18.1 million in Coinbase stock last quarter, per SEC filings.
Turkey has become the latest country to restrict major crypto platforms, with its Capital Markets Board (CMB) cutting off access to PancakeSwap and 45 other websites.
Singapore has granted crypto exchange Bitstamp a license to operate, reinforcing its role as a leading digital asset hub in Asia—even as regulators impose strict barriers to entry.
Dutch cryptocurrency exchange Bitvavo has obtained a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license from the Netherlands Authority for Financial Markets (AFM).
Cryptocurrency platform Kraken has received a major regulatory approval in Ireland, allowing it to operate across Europe.
Coinbase has secured a MiCA license from Luxembourg’s financial watchdog, positioning itself as a fully regulated player in the EU crypto market.

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