Nadex

Sei

2026-10-16 18:43:40

SEI perpetual contract goes live on OG.com Markets under CFTC-regulated framework

SEI perpetual futures are now trading on OG.com Markets, according to The Defiant, giving U.S. investors a regulated way to gain leveraged exposure to Sei Network’s native token. The venue is operated by North American derivatives exchange Nadex and falls under the oversight of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or CFTC. Sei described the listing as another compliant route to access SEI. The contract was self-certified by the exchange on Oct. 8 and appears in the CFTC product registry as a certified product. It had originally been scheduled to launch on Oct. 12. Trade records from Oct. 16 show two transactions of 100 SEI each at 4:54 a.m. Eastern Time. The product is cash-settled in U.S. dollars and has no expiry, allowing traders to keep long or short positions open without rolling. Each contract represents 1 SEI, with a minimum trade size of 100 contracts and 24/7 trading availability. Funding is calculated every eight hours, capped at 2% per period, and is designed to keep futures prices aligned with the CF Sei-Dollar spot rate administered by CF Benchmarks. Initial margin, posted in dollars, ranges from 15% to 30% across the exchange’s crypto perpetual lineup.

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Crypto.com

2026-09-25 15:04:33

Crypto.com files with CFTC to launch stock perpetual futures in the US

Crypto.com has filed an application with the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission to offer stock perpetual futures in the American market, according to a post on X from CEO Kris Marszalek. The move follows an earlier regulatory step involving Nadex, the company’s Chicago-based exchange, whose Form 1-N filing was acknowledged by the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Sept. 16. Stock perpetual futures are equity futures contracts with no expiration date. In the US, these products require oversight from both the SEC and the CFTC. Under a policy issued by the CFTC on May 29, stock perpetual futures must go through the agency’s case-by-case review process. Nadex plans to list 10 underlying stocks in its first batch: Apple, AMD, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, Micron, Nvidia, Tesla and SpaceX. The item was cited by Techub, referencing CryptoPotato.

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Crypto.com

2026-09-17 21:01:38

Crypto.com can move ahead with single-stock futures in the US after Form 1-N filing

Crypto.com’s futures exchange gained registered national securities exchange status for security futures products as soon as it filed Form 1-N on Sept. 14, using a pathway that allows a Commodity Futures Trading Commission-regulated market to join the Securities and Exchange Commission’s registry without waiting for a commission vote. The SEC said in a Sept. 16 release that it had received the filing from North American Derivatives Exchange, or Nadex, the Crypto.com futures venue. CEO Kris Marszalek said Wednesday evening that the filing covers the company’s futures exchange through OG.com, the trader-focused platform Crypto.com is spinning off, and that the company is now authorized to bring single-stock futures to market. Nadex already had the futures-side infrastructure in place: it has been a CFTC-designated contract market since 2004, originally as HedgeStreet, and the CFTC amended its order in September 2025 to allow margined futures cleared through registered futures commission merchants. The SEC notice does not identify any product by name. It refers only to the statutory category of security futures products. It also says nothing about perpetual futures, launch timing, stock names, or leverage limits. Marszalek separately said Crypto.com is working with both the SEC and the CFTC to offer perpetual futures in the US. The report also notes that Coinbase Derivatives filed its own Form 1-N earlier this month, while Robinhood has started routing football event contracts to OG.com and agreed to take equity stakes in Crypto.com and OG.com after the spin-off closes.

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