ChainCatcher news, the American cryptocurrency exchange Gemini announced that its derivatives platform Gemini Foundation has listed the PEPE/GUSD perpetual contract, with a maximum leverage of 100 times. Currently, Gemini Foundation supports BTC/GUSD, ETH/GUSD, and PEPE/GUSD perpetual contracts. In addition, Gemini Foundation does not support jurisdictions in the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange Gemini announced that its non-U.S. derivatives platform, Gemini Foundation, has officially launched BTC/GUSD perpetual contract trading in 30 countries/regions including Singapore, Hong Kong, India, Argentina, the Bahamas, and Bermuda. In the coming months, Gemini Foundation will expand its derivatives offerings with additional perpetual contracts, dated futures, and options trading. Currently, this derivative product is not available in the U.S., U.K., or EU.Previously reported, Gemini revealed plans to launch a derivatives platform overseas at the end of April. Its first product will be Bitcoin perpetual contracts priced in GUSD. Following that, Ethereum perpetual contracts priced in GUSD will also be launched. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, based in the United States, revealed on Friday that it plans to open a derivatives platform overseas.The company stated that the new division is called Gemini Foundation, and its first product will be Bitcoin perpetual contracts priced in GUSD. Following that, Ethereum perpetual contracts priced in GUSD will also be launched.Meanwhile, U.S. regulators are intensifying scrutiny of cryptocurrencies, and Gemini is also affected. In January of this year, Gemini was accused by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of selling unregistered securities. It is worth mentioning that opening a company outside the United States does not mean that Gemini will be free from the oversight of U.S. regulators. (source link)