Coinbase sees surging volumes for its ‘nano’ bitcoin futures product, fueled by retail traders

By cineramaJuly 23, 2022Bitcoin Business

Coinbase’s spot trading volumes have collapsed from $200 billion in May 2021 to $59 billion in July. But its new derivatives unit is seeing new retail traders pour into […]

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Coinbase sees surging volumes for its ‘nano’ bitcoin futures product, fueled by retail traders

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