Crypto derivatives based in Amsterdam Exchange D2X obtained € 4.3 million in fresh financing from a range of heavy donors, including CMT Digital, Circle Ventures and Canton Ventures.
The main dishes to remember:
- D2X collected 4.3 million euros to extend its institutional platform for cryptographic derivatives.
- The exchange operates under a license regulated by Mifid.
- D2X offers a seven -day exchange for BTC and ETH term contracts.
Capital injection will feed product development and integration support for institutional customers looking for a regulated path in the trade in cryptographic derivatives, according to a report by Silicon Canals.
“With its MTF license and its ready architecture for the weekend, the D2X deals with two major shortcomings in Europe: regulated sites and access to cryptographic markets 24/7,” said Charlie Sandor, investment partner at CMT Digital.
“We are proud to support a team that establishes a new reference for the institutional trading of cryptography.”
D2X secures the point monitoring support, Tioga, GSR and Fortino
The Tour also aroused the participation of existing investors, in particular Point72 Ventures, Tioga Capital, GSR and Fortino Capital.
It follows the financing of the series A of 9.1 million euros in D2X raised in 2023, which coincided that the exchange becoming the first of the EU to receive a multilateral negotiation license in accordance with MIFID (MTF) for cryptographic derivatives, granted by the Dutch authority for the financial markets (AFM).
Founded by Theodore Rozencwajg, Don Van der Krogt and Laetitia Grimaud, D2X focuses exclusively on cryptographic derivatives of institutional quality.
The company’s range of products currently includes term contracts on Bitcoin and Ethereum labeled by the USD and EUR, with the trading of options which should be launched shortly.
Its infrastructure supports seven -day trading while remaining fully in accordance with the regulations of Mifid II, a model designed to reflect the 24 -hour nature of cryptographic markets while offering backgrounds traditional financial institutions expect.
D2X $ 5 million strategic round
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The latest launch of the company, Futures based on the USD for BTC and ETH, responds to an increasing institutional demand for instruments established in dollars in a regulatory framework.
“This funding allows us to improve our product suite and accelerate the integration of level 1 institutions,” said Rozencwajg. “We build for those who need a commercial place of trust, transparent and regulated.”
With the status regulated by MIFID, exposure in real time and an approach first of compliance, D2X is positioned as a European leader in derivatives of institutional cryptography.
Coinbase is launching perpetual future regulated for American retail merchants
Last week, Coinbase presented Nano Bitcoin regulated by CFTC and Ethereum Perpetual Futures, giving us retail merchants to a lever effect up to 10x in a compliant onShore frame.
Offered through the financial markets in Coinbase, contracts are delivered with low lessee fees from 0.02% and reproduce traditional Perps, with five -year expirations and hourly financing rates.
Installed in the USD, new products are negotiated 24/7 and aim to bring American users back offshore platforms.
Perpetual term contracts dominate the world trade in crypto derivatives, but American traders have long been pushed to more risky offshore sites due to regulatory obstacles.
The launch of Coinbase marks a quarter of work, providing legal access to the lever effect while aligning with the standards of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
This decision is part of a broader trend while American exchanges, including Kraken, increase their regulated derivative offers.
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