
Blockchain.com Seeks CFTC Approval To Launch US Prediction Markets And Crypto Derivatives
Blockchain.com has submitted applications to the CFTC for licenses enabling it to offer US prediction markets and crypto derivatives directly.
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Blockchain.com has submitted applications to the CFTC for licenses enabling it to offer US prediction markets and crypto derivatives directly.

Blockchain.com has filed with the CFTC to offer prediction markets and cryptocurrency derivatives in the U.S., seeking designated contract market status.

Blockchain.com has applied to the CFTC for designated contract market and futures commission merchant registrations to offer prediction markets and derivatives to U.S. customers.

Blockchain.com has filed applications with the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission for Designated Contract Market and Futures Commission Merchant licenses to operate event contract exchanges.

Blockchain.com Derivatives Inc. filed for futures commission merchant registration and NFA membership on August 25 while pursuing a designated contract market license.

Blockchain.com is applying for Commodity Futures Trading Commission licenses to offer event contracts in a rapidly growing prediction market sector.

Blockchain.com has applied for designated contract market and futures commission merchant registrations to offer prediction markets and crypto derivatives in the US.

Blockchain.com has submitted applications to the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission to launch regulated prediction markets and crypto derivatives.

Blockchain.com has applied to the CFTC for licenses to offer event contracts and cryptocurrency derivatives to U.S. retail and institutional customers.

Blockchain.com has applied for designated contract market and futures commission merchant registrations in the US, aiming to operate its own derivatives exchange rather than reselling third-party products.