Singapore Exchange said U.S. institutions can now trade its bitcoin and ether perpetual futures, expanding access to the venue’s crypto derivatives offering. The exchange described the move as a milestone linking U.S. trading desks with Asian liquidity. The update centers on bitcoin and ether perpetual futures listed by SGX and signals that institutional participants in the U.S. are now eligible to take part in that market. CoinDesk reported the development on Sept. 10.
Singapore Exchange said U.S. institutions can now trade its bitcoin and ether perpetual futures.
The exchange described the change as a milestone that connects U.S. trading desks with Asian liquidity.
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