CME Group has made it clear that it will not launch Meme coin derivatives and is considering whether to extend trading hours to 24/7
Odaily News According to CoinDesk, the worlds largest derivatives exchange, CME Group, said that due to the lack of practical application scenarios, there is currently no plan to launch derivatives related to Meme coins. CME has recently expanded to Solana and XRP futures, and has attracted a large number of institutional investors, with related product trading volumes reaching billions of dollars. In addition, CME is exploring whether to extend trading hours to 24/7 to better align with the crypto market, but no formal decision has been made.
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