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Singapore Exchange (SGX) to Launch Bitcoin Perpetual Futures for Institutional Investors

ONLINE TEAM / Updated : 2025-03-11 09:12:45
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Singapore Exchange (SGX) is set to enter the cryptocurrency derivatives market with the launch of Bitcoin perpetual futures, targeted at institutional and accredited investors, in the second half of 2025. This move signifies SGX's commitment to strengthening its presence in the digital asset space and providing diverse investment options to institutional investors.

Perpetual futures, a type of derivative with no expiration date, offer investors the flexibility to hold positions long-term, adapting to market conditions. This is particularly advantageous in the highly volatile cryptocurrency market, where investors can effectively manage price fluctuation risks. This type of product was first popularized by cryptocurrency exchange Bitmex, and recently, the Osaka Dojima Exchange in Japan also announced plans to launch similar products.

Singaporean financial institutions are already active in perpetual futures trading through various cryptocurrency platforms. In early 2024, AsiaNext, a joint venture between Swiss SIX Securities Exchange and Japan's SBI Holdings, began offering derivatives trading. Additionally, EDXM Global, founded by Citadel Securities, Fidelity Digital Assets, Virtu Financial, and Charles Schwab, provides similar services in Singapore, offering Bitcoin and Ethereum perpetual futures with various trading pairs and settlement options.

SGX has been increasing its investments in blockchain technology and tokenized assets. In 2021, it established Marketnode, a blockchain infrastructure operator, in partnership with Singapore's state-owned investment firm Temasek, with investments from HSBC and Euroclear. Furthermore, SGX is a founding investor in DBS Digital Exchange, supporting tokenized securities and cryptocurrency trading. The planned launch of Bitcoin perpetual futures is viewed as a strategic move by SGX to take a more proactive role in the digital asset market.

This decision by SGX is expected to significantly contribute to Singapore's position as a leading digital asset hub in Asia. By providing institutional investors with a wider range of cryptocurrency investment products, SGX aims to foster the growth and development of the digital asset market.

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