New Arkham Derivatives Exchange Will Be Launched Next Month
Key Points: Arkham derivatives exchange will be launched next month, targeting retail investors but it won’t be open to U.S. investors. The exchange is backed b...
Key Points:
- Arkham derivatives exchange will be launched next month, targeting retail investors but it won’t be open to U.S. investors.
- The exchange is backed by notable investors such as OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Binance Labs.
According to Bloomberg, Arkham Intelligence, a blockchain data analytics firm, is scheduled to launch a cryptocurrency derivatives exchange next month.


Read more: Arkham Confirms All Spot Ethereum ETF Addresses
Arkham Derivatives Exchange to Be Launched in the Dominican Republic
The new Arkham derivatives exchange, aimed at retail investors, would compete directly with the largest crypto exchanges, such as Binance. However, it will not be able to serve U.S. investors due to regulatory constraints. It intends to get licensing via free-trade zones of the Dominican Republic, which offer tax exemptions and fiscal incentives.
Backers of Arkham derivatives exchange include Bedrock, Draper Associates, Binance Labs and Sam Altman, the co-founder of OpenAI. It will locate the company and its new exchange in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, relocating operations from London and New York.
The exchange opens at a time when the cryptocurrency market is mired in a sea of change, with Binance’s share of derivatives trading at a four-year low. That positions Arkham for big gains from those changes in the wake of other large players coming under fresh regulatory scrutiny and the implosion of FTX.
Arkham to Leverage 880,000 Users in Run-up to New Trading Platform
In the last year, Arkham has developed in-house the technology for its platform and has been in discussions with Middle East investors to raise as much as $100 million to help finance its expansion. Currently operating an 880,000-strong active monthly user blockchain analytics platform, it’s a base it hopes will help drive early adoption of its new exchange.
Along with its tech developments, Arkham invested in raising its profile. In July, the company signed a $2 million per-season sponsorship deal with Turkish football club Galatasaray, which slaps its logo front and centre on players’ jerseys for the next two seasons.
| DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing. |
Visited 20 times, 1 visit(s) today
Source: Coincu
More From Market

USDT to BTC Exchange 2026: Best Rate With ChangeNOW and Alternatives
USDT to BTC in 2026: ChangeNOW, Swapzone, and StealthEX compared by rate spread, settlement time, and no-KYC limits. Fixed vs floating rate guide included.
Strait of Hormuz Shipping Attack Raises Oil Supply Fears
An attack on Strait of Hormuz shipping has renewed fears for oil supplies, according to unconfirmed reports, though the specific incident behind the headline re...
Block EPS Jumps 65%, Stock Falls Despite Strong Earnings
Block reported a 65% surge in earnings per share, yet its stock fell in the wake of the results, a disconnect that made market sentiment, rather than the headli...
BTC Price Warning: 4 Reasons Bitcoin Could Drop Next Week
This BTC price warning centers on a single decision level: Bitcoin has struggled to maintain the $65,000 mark, and a four-part downside setup has traders watchi...
Crypto Price Analysis July 24: ETH, XRP, ADA, BNB, HYPE
Ethereum is the only asset in this group with a defined weekly move, up 3% but pressing into resistance, according to CryptoPotato’s July 24 price analysis . Th...
FT report: London Stock Exchange plans round-the-clock trading
The London Stock Exchange is looking at moving to round-the-clock trading, the Financial Times reported . In practice, that would mean shares could be bought an...