Kraken and Coinbase moved first. Both crypto exchanges rolled out perpetual futures tied to equities for non-US users earlier this year, part of a broader push toward round-the-clock, multi-asset trading. Now Thailand is adjusting its own rulebook to keep pace. Related Reading: Arbitrum Acts Fast: $71M In Ether Locked After Kelp Security Breach A Shift […]
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Kraken and Coinbase moved first. Both crypto exchanges rolled out perpetual futures tied to equities for non-US users earlier this year, part of a broader push toward round-the-clock, multi-asset trading. Now Thailand is adjusting its own rulebook to keep pace. Related Reading: Arbitrum Acts Fast: $71M In Ether Locked After Kelp Security Breach A Shift […]
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