CFTC clears perpetual futures tied to U.S. stocks
BROBROK News · Based on reporting by BeInCrypto Español ·
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has approved perpetual futures contracts linked to individual U.S. stocks. These products can now trade on regulated U.S. exchanges and do not have an expiration date.
Key points
- The CFTC approved perpetual futures on U.S. stocks
- The contracts track the price of individual shares
- They may be listed on regulated U.S. exchanges
- Perpetual futures do not expire
- The move further connects traditional markets and crypto-style products
Why it matters
The decision could expand the range of derivatives available in regulated U.S. markets. For crypto investors, it shows how a widely used digital-asset product structure is being extended into traditional finance.
Original headline: “La Comisión de Negociación de Futuros de Productos Básicos acaba de abrir el mercado de acciones de Estados Unidos a los futuros perpetuos”
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