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Coinbase Files to List Single-Stock Perps on Apple, Tesla and Nvidia
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Coinbase is looking to import one of crypto's most popular trading instruments into the U.S. stock market, filing to list single-stock perpetual futures with federal regulators.
Key facts
- The filing, submitted Friday through Coinbase Derivatives, seeks approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission for contracts that would give American traders leveraged exposure to individual
- The company became the first U.S. exchange cleared to offer regulated crypto perpetual futures earlier this year, later rolling out contracts with leverage up to 50x
- The CFTC listing shows the product, classified as a single-stock future, as approval pending
- Long a staple of crypto markets, they've been off-limits to U.S. traders in most forms until recently
Summary
Coinbase filed with the CFTC through Coinbase Derivatives to list single-stock perpetual futures in the US, seeking to bring the popular crypto instrument to individual equities. Perpetual futures track an asset's price with no expiration date; Coinbase plans roughly 50 to 60 contracts—including Apple, Microsoft, Tesla and Nvidia—possibly launching later this year. The move extends Coinbase's onshore derivatives push amid a broader race to bring perps to U.S. traders. The filing, submitted Friday through Coinbase Derivatives, seeks approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission for contracts that would give American traders leveraged exposure to individual stocks without owning the shares.