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The regulatory ambiguities present in the US are known to the whole bitcoin community. Despite the flaws in US crypto regulation, Coinbase, one of the major participants in the industry, has made substantial progress over the years.On June 1, Coinbase announced its intention to add ether (ETH) and <a href="https://coinpedia.org/price-prediction/bitcoin-price-prediction/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">bitcoin </a>(BTC) futures contracts to its derivatives market, with the official launch set for June 5.The Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) maintains full regulatory and administrative control over the derivatives exchange run by Coinbase. The futures contracts are guaranteed to adhere to specified norms and guidelines by this regulatory compliance. The demands and desires of institutional investors will be the main focus of these futures contracts.<h3 id="the-new-coinase-launch-comes-in-response-to-growing-interest">The new Coinase launch comes in response to growing interest</h3>The input the exchange received after presenting its nano Bitcoin futures and nano Ether futures contracts had an impact on the decision to introduce these products.Read in detail about these institutional-sized contracts at <a href="https://coinpedia.org/news/coinbase-introduces-bitcoin-and-ether-futures-for-institutional-investors-on-derivatives-exchange/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">coinpedia </a>here.

Coinbase Introduces Bitcoin and Ether Futures for Institutional Investors on Derivatives Exchange

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