Cboe Launches Game-Changing ’Perpetual-Style’ Crypto Futures in U.S. This November

Wall Street meets crypto—no expiration dates attached.

Cboe Global Markets just dropped the ultimate trader's weapon: perpetual-style futures contracts landing on U.S. soil this November. These instruments mimic the round-the-clock, leverage-heavy action of crypto-native perpetual swaps—but with the regulatory blessing of a traditional exchange.

Why This Matters

Traditional futures expire. These don’t. That means no more rolling contracts, no messy settlement dates—just pure, uninterrupted speculation. Cboe’s move legitimizes a product that’s been pumping volumes offshore for years, finally giving U.S. traders institutional-grade access to non-stop crypto action.

The Fine Print

Expect the usual suspects—Bitcoin and Ethereum—to lead the charge. Cboe’s backing means enhanced liquidity, tighter spreads, and that sweet, sweet regulatory clarity. It’s a direct challenge to unregulated offshore platforms that have dominated the perpetual game until now.

Wall Street’s Latest Crypto Embrace—Because Why Fight It?

Another brick in the institutional crypto wall. Traders get fancy new tools, Cboe collects fees, and everyone pretends they didn’t want this five years ago. Progress? Or just late to the party as usual?