Derivatives

The launch is planned for Q2 2026 and will be an industry-first, set to connect the world’s largest US Treasury futures and cash liquidity pools.

New product suite spans US large cap technology and growth companies, marking the first traditional asset class to be integrated into One Trading’s existing infrastructure.  

The removal will better reflect ETF and futures price information in real time, reducing the likelihood of trading disruptions, and aligns with ADX’s continual build out of its derivatives offering.  

TME was the only publicly-confirmed organisation to submit a tender; tape is currently expected to go live in June 2027.  

The Cboe Predicts suite offers market participants a ‘yes-or-no’ payout, based on the Mini-S&P 500 Index (XSP); Cboe initially announced plans to launch in event prediction markets in its Q4 2025 earnings call.  

TT is currently set to go live on regulated exchange and prediction market Kalshi in Q3 2026, marks the first US-regulated prediction market connection for TT, with further market expansion expected in the future.  

Through launching the CFTC-regulated contracts, the cryptocurrency platform aims to support US-based clients in accessing uninterrupted market exposure by bringing perpetual futures activity onshore.  

The new offering – set to launch on 13 July 2026 – will include a pre- and post-market session; builds on recent efforts to expand Cboe’s extended trading hours initiatives in other sectors of its business.  

The new offering onboards 11 contracts onto the Terminal, such as the FADX15 index futures and single stock futures, and is set to boost the visibility of Abu Dhabi’s capital markets at a global level.  

The initial trade was executed between FalconX and G-20 Group, and beginning 29 May, the contracts will be available for 24/7 trading.