Coinbase Chief Business Officer Shan Aggarwal shared an update on the integration progress following the acquisition of the crypto options platform Deribit, stating that the overall integration is “progressing well.” To date, several key milestones have been achieved, including: launching over 100 new USDC-settled contracts across five market segments, including pre-IPO perpetuals—the largest perpetuals expansion in Deribit’s history; introducing stocks and ETFs as perpetual contracts for the first time; deploying a new matching engine to enhance core trading infrastructure, enabling faster and more stable large-scale trading while maintaining the same user experience; and connecting Deribit’s spot trading to Coinbase’s spot liquidity. Shan Aggarwal added that significant work remains in the integration process, and further阶段性 milestones will be announced in the future.
Coinbase Discloses Progress on Deribit Integration: Over 100 USDC-Settled Contracts Launched
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Coinbase's CBO Shan Aggarwal shared updates on the Deribit integration, revealing over 100 new USDC-settled perpetual futures contracts across five markets. The launch includes pre-IPO and stock perpetual futures, marking Deribit’s largest expansion to date. A new matching engine and access to Coinbase’s spot liquidity have also been added. Traders are now watching altcoins to watch as the integration enhances Deribit’s trading infrastructure and product offerings.
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