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Coinbase Advanced customers in the U.S. can trade nano-sized futures contracts sized at 1/100th of a Bitcoin and 1/10th of an Ether. Coinbase Advanced allows retail traders in the United States access to regulated crypto future s contracts four months after Coinbase Financial Markets (CFM) secured approval to operate a Futures Commission Merchant (FCM) entity. On Aug. 17, CFM secured regulatory approval from the National Futures Association (NFA), a Commodity Futures Trading Commission-designated self-regulatory organization, to operate an FCM and offer crypto futures services to eligible U.S. traders. In details shared with Cointelegraph, CFM revealed that Coinbase Advanced customers in the U.S. can trade nano-sized futures contracts sized at 1/100th of 1 Bitcoin (BTC) and 1/10th of 1 Ether (ETH). As explained by Andrew Sears, the CEO of CFM: “These contracts offer lower upfront capital requirements and can be an affordable investment option for a broader range of retail customer...

Crypto.com has made euro deposits and withdrawals available for retail traders on its web platform, a press release shared with crypto.news on Aug. 3 shows. Retailers can now access euro trading  Crypto.com exchange allows retail traders to transfer euros to and from their accounts, making trading crypto pairs like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT easier.  This feature will be available first on the Crypto.com web platform, followed by the exchange app. Retail users are advised to wait for more updates in the near future. Institutional clients began accessing euro trading on the Crypto.com platform in May 2023. They were offered low transfer fees, deep liquidity, advanced trading tools, and reward events.  You might also like: Crypto.com gets registration approval in the Netherlands This announcement allows retail traders to transfer, withdraw, and deposit euro without fees. This means they can initiate transactions with as little as €1 and enjoy the benefits of ...