RT CME Active Trader (@CMEActiveTrader)July heat 🔥Our Solana futures suite hit record highs in July.July 22: our highest single-day volume🔹12,565 SOL contracts traded🔹12,532 Micro SOL contracts traded🔹$1.34B in combined notionalJuly 23:🔹SOL open interest hit a record 8,429 SOL contracts (=$829M)🔹Micro SOL open interest hit a record 7,790 contracts (=$37M)Confidence. Momentum. Opportunity.Explore SOL futures ⬇️ ...

CME Group, the world's largest derivatives exchange, said it has no plans to launch meme coin-linked products due to a lack of real-world utility. The exchange recently expanded into Solana and XRP futures, with trading volumes reaching billions. CME is also exploring the possibility of 24/7 trading to better align with crypto markets but has yet to make a formal decision.https://t.co/myloVZ6i0c ...

Product Launch - Kraken Derivatives US, a CFTC-regulated crypto derivatives platform, has been launched, integrated directly into Kraken Pro [1] - Clients in Vermont, West Virginia, North Dakota, Mississippi, and Washington D C can now access CME-listed Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana futures [2] - The platform is built on infrastructure acquired from NinjaTrader and optimized for Kraken's core platform [3] Market Structure - Real-time collateral portability between spot and futures is enabled [3] - Transparent and compliant access via DCM/FCM rails is provided [3] - Integrated risk management, order routing, and position monitoring are available [3] - Institutional-grade liquidity on contracts for BTC, ETH, and SOL is offered [3] Future Plans - Futures on additional asset classes, including commodities, FX, equity indices, and bonds, are on the roadmap [4] - The goal is to build a single system that works across trading modalities: spot, margin, and derivatives [3]

Market Trends - Solana (SOL) futures trading volume on CME Group, a major regulated derivatives exchange, exceeded $4 billion [1]