ChainCatcher news, the cryptocurrency options exchange Deribit tweeted that it has launched three spot trading pairs: BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT, and USDC/USDT.

ChainCatcher news, the options trading platform Greeks.live tweeted that it has reached an agreement with major investors in its Pre-A round, gaining support from investors such as Deribit, BIT, NGC, and Conomico, which will continue to develop its platform and products.It is reported that Greeks.live was designed by a group of experienced crypto options traders, with the initial goal of better managing their own options portfolios. The platform aims to provide all crypto options traders with more convenient tools to meet more complex requirements. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the crypto options trading platform Deribit will launch futures products linked to Deribit's Bitcoin Volatility Index (DVOL) at the end of March, aiming to provide digital asset investors with a simpler way to hedge against market volatility than options.It is reported that DVOL was launched in early 2021 and calculates Bitcoin's 30-day implied volatility using Deribit's options order book. Deribit initially offered futures with a 1-month expiration, with plans to expand to 5 months in the future. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the DeFi options trading platform BracketX has officially launched on the Arbitrum One mainnet.BracketX is an application of the DeFi derivatives protocol Bracket Protocol, providing long and short leverage for non-custodial DeFi users. (Source link)

Chain Catcher news, Binance announced that it will launch a brand new Binance Options trading platform on September 13 (UTC+8). Users can access it via the Binance web and Binance App. Binance will first list ETH options, priced and settled in the stablecoin USDT.If a fork occurs during the ETH merge, Binance will not adjust the exercise price of the ETH options. ETH options listed before and after the merge will follow standard settlement procedures and will be based on the USDT value of proof-of-stake (PoS) ETH. (Source link)