
Kraken Introduces Tokenized Stocks and ETFs as Collateral for Leveraged Trading
Kraken now allows eligible users to leverage their tokenized stock and ETF holdings as collateral for futures and margin trading.

Kraken now allows eligible users to leverage their tokenized stock and ETF holdings as collateral for futures and margin trading.

Bitcoin is precariously holding the key $60,000 level, with soft futures markets fueling uncertainty about whether BTC has bottomed.

Bitcoin briefly hit its lowest point since September 2024 before rebounding to $59,770, as $1 billion in futures positions were liquidated.

Ether is facing significant bearish pressure as exchange inflows, slumping demand, and a 31% drop in futures open interest signal a potential selling wave.

Crypto exchange Kraken has introduced CFTC-regulated perpetual futures trading for eligible US clients, marking a significant step for derivatives in the American market.

Despite bearish signals from futures markets and low leverage demand, Ethereum's strong staker commitment and corporate accumulation may prevent a significant price drop.

A significant debate has emerged among US derivatives experts regarding the appropriate classification of crypto perpetual contracts, impacting their regulatory oversight.

Ethereum futures traders are significantly increasing long positions around the $1,600 mark, fueling speculation that ETH could lead the next market recovery.

Ethereum faces a significant price test as futures open interest drops, with experts eyeing the $1,500 support level and a potential fall to $1,000.

Crypto exchange OKX is expanding its offerings in Europe, allowing retail traders to access tokenized futures for traditional assets like major stocks and commodities.

Bitcoin's recent price rally suggests investor confidence, yet weak futures market signals and significant bid liquidity at lower levels hint at potential downside risks.