Stock Perpetual Futures Cleared by CFTC: What Changes

Stock Perpetual Futures Cleared by CFTC: What Changes

Stock perpetual futures can now trade on US-regulated exchanges after the CFTC cleared them on November 3, 2026. You'd get crypto-style contracts on shares like Nvidia or Tesla, but US margin rules limit leverage to about 6.7x, far below the 20x to 50x offered offshore. No launch date has been set.

Trading on US Stock Perpetuals Contracts Is Approved by CFTC

CFTC Brings Crypto-Style Perpetual Futures to Traditional Stock Markets

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has cleared the way for equity perpetual futures contracts to trade on regulated US exchanges for the first time, marking a significant development in the convergence of traditional financial markets and cryptocurrency trading. The decision allows investors to gain exposure to individual stocks through a derivatives product that has […]

Grayscale Amplifies Tweet on CFTC Allowing Perpetual Futures

Grayscale recently amplified a tweet highlighting the CFTC's decision to allow perpetual futures in U.S. markets. This move could reshape trading dynamics.

FTC Approves Stock Perpetual Futures 2026: Crypto Trading Tool Comes to Wall Street

Key Points The CFTC approved perpetual futures on individual US stocks on November 3, 2026, the first time equity perps have been cleared for regulated US exchanges. Both the CFTC and SEC will oversee the contracts under a coordinated framework. Perpetual futures have no expiration date. Instead of rolling contracts, longs and shorts exchange periodic… The post The CFTC Just Approved Perpetual Futures for Individual US Stocks. Crypto’s Favorite …

The CFTC Cleared Perpetual Futures on Individual U.S. Stocks to Trade on Registered Exchanges for the First Time:

HedgeCo.Net — Perpetual futures contracts on individual U.S. stocks can now trade on CFTC-registered exchanges, Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Michael Selig said on Tuesday. The contracts, which he called Equity Perps, were deemed approved under CFTC Regulation 40.3 as security futures products under the Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000. Because they are security futures, the contracts sit under both regulators. An exch…