Coinbase has submitted registration applications to the U.S. SEC and CFTC to launch single-stock perpetual futures trading in the United States. The company's top policy officer said demand for such products in overseas markets has been validated. Coinbase launched similar services overseas in March, allowing non-U.S. users to trade perpetual futures on stocks like Apple and Microsoft. The application aims to extend the offering to U.S. investors. Rivals Kalshi and Polymarket have also entered the space, according to CoinPost.
Coinbase is pushing to widen its U.S. derivatives lineup. It filed registration applications with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). The goal: offer single-stock perpetual futures in the United States, a product that has already caught on in overseas markets.
The company’s top policy officer said overseas demand has already been validated, according to CoinPost. Coinbase started rolling out similar products internationally in March. That let non-U.S. users trade perpetual futures tied to shares of Apple, Microsoft, and other companies.
Now it wants to bring that same product to American investors. And it’s not moving in a vacuum. Competitors Kalshi and Polymarket have also stepped into the single-stock perpetual futures segment.
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