CME Leak Hints at XRP, Solana Futures Launch in February
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- A leaked CME staging page reveals a potential February 10 launch for XRP and Solana futures.
- XRP and Solana prices surged 3% following the news.
- The move could trigger futures ETF applications and spark interest in spot ETFs.
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) may introduce regulated futures for XRP and Solana (SOL) in February, according to a leaked page from its staging website. The launch, however, hinges on regulatory approval.
XRP and Solana Futures Leak Draws Attention
The leaked page from the CME’s beta website suggests that trading for XRP and Solana futures could start next month, pending regulatory approval. Bloomberg analysts have confirmed the authenticity of the staging page, which detailed plans for both standard and micro-sized futures contracts.
Meanwhile, the website was taken down shortly after the leak surfaced, and the CME has not officially confirmed the information. Despite this, the news caused a sudden price increase for both XRP and Solana, reflecting heightened market anticipation. However, both coins have since retreated, with XRP down 1.2% and SOL down 2.8% in the past 24 hours.
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