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Coinbase purchases Dutch based crypto trading platform Deribit in €2.6 billion deal
The American crypto exchange Coinbase has completed a purchase of Deribit, a Dutch-based trading platform for cryptocurrency derivatives, for $2.9 billion (€2.6 billion). Coinbase expects that trading in options and futures contracts for bitcoins and other digital currencies will grow significantly in the coming years.
CEO Brian Armstrong added that Deribit’s acquisition is his company’s “biggest move yet” to expand internationally.
Coinbase agreed to acquire Dubai-based Deribit, a major crypto derivatives exchange, for $2.9 billion, the largest deal in ...
The transaction – the crypto sphere’s largest of the year – positions Coinbase to boost its international foothold and ...
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Coinbase acquires Deribit for $2.9B, marking a major move into crypto derivatives with plans to expand options and futures ...
The largest crypto exchange by trading volume in the US just inked an agreement to acquire the Dubai-based derivatives ...
Coinbase to acquire Deribit, a move that could potentially improve the US-based crypto exchange's business operations, while ...
Investors had grown concerned about Coinbase going into the report, with several investment banks cutting estimates. Analysts ...
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