09.04.2026

Coinbase Files for Equity Perpetuals

09.04.2026
Coinbase Files for Equity Perpetuals

Faryar Shirzad, chief policy officer at Coinbase, said on X: 

“Equity perps have proven demand internationally, and we’re excited at the prospect of a regulated pathway for U.S. investors. The next step is product approval with the CFTC
The coordination between the SEC and CFTC making this possible is long overdue – and it’s exactly what needs to happen for the U.S. to stay competitive on products investors already want.
This is only the beginning.
Source: Coinbase

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