2026-01-15 20:23:53

Major Development in Crypto Derivatives: Chainlink, Cardano, and Stellar futures are set to launch on CME next month. This expansion marks another step in institutional adoption of digital assets, offering traders broader exposure to these key Layer 1 and blockchain infrastructure projects through regulated futures contracts.

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AirdropNinja

· 59m ago

CME is here to harvest again, and it's the same projects... Aren't you tired of it? Institutional entry is a good thing, right? I just feel like it has nothing to do with us retail investors. Wait, is LINK going to rise again? Time to buy the dip. Will ADA turn around now? I don't believe it. The real big event hasn't arrived yet, don't get excited too early.

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ShadowStaker

· 11h ago

cme futures r just regulatory theater tbh... what actually matters is whether these projects can maintain client diversity and avoid validator attrition when real slashing risk kicks in

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NotSatoshi

· 11h ago

I'm not Satoshi Nakamoto, but I've seen quite a few pitfalls in the crypto world. Now institutions are really going to start buying the dip. CME launching futures? The selling point is here, brothers. Wait, Stellar too? These old projects still have stories. Regulation on paper, but in reality, it's still the same old story. Another great opportunity for arbitrage.

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RuntimeError

· 11h ago

CME is cutting leeks again, this time not even sparing ADA Wait, LINK futures? I need to see if I can bottom fish Can institutional investors really drive the market? It doesn't seem that exaggerated Launching next month, stay tuned, it might be a prelude to another crash Stellar is so obscure but still listed on CME, hilarious, who the hell is trading this Futures are out, but spot is crashing? This script feels a bit familiar

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MEVHunterWang

· 11h ago

Finally it's these few, CME support really makes a difference. ADA should rebound now. --- It's still futures, just a new tool for institutions to cut leeks. --- Chainlink is very stable, but Stellar? Who's trading that? --- Only now is CME listed, feels a bit late, but definitely bullish. --- Regulated futures sound like good news, but what’s the reality? More sell-offs. --- I've already bottomed out on LINK, the signal for takeoff is here. --- Are these institutional entries really coming, or are they just fooling us again? --- Cardano has finally been recognized, finally, everyone.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 11h ago

Hmm, CME is coming up with new tricks again, but can LINK and ADA really reassure the institutional bigwigs? Speaking of futures, with their arrival, the bears have something to do again. Will it still fall or not? Stellar? Why do I feel this guy has the least presence... Is it always a good thing when institutions enter? Not necessarily, friends. Now everything needs to be "regulated," any counter-operation gets shut down, right? The derivatives game has been played out long ago, where's the freshness? It's the same story every month, with expansions and all, told so smoothly. Don't go to crowded places, as the old saying goes. Once futures open, the little investors will have to pay tuition again, it’s inevitable. Can we not just focus on futures? Let's also take care of spot trading.

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Blockchainiac

· 11h ago

CME is throwing money again, big institutions are really starting to get involved Wait, Stellar is also entering futures? Is this the rhythm of a comeback? On-chain infrastructure projects are officially entering Wall Street, this is a bit outrageous Regulated futures sound stable, but do retail investors still have a chance in this wave? Cardano has finally caught someone's eye, it should have happened a long time ago

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