The world's largest cryptocurrency options exchange Deribit plans to enter the American market. According to the Financial Times, the company's CEO Luuk Strijers stated that Deribit is "actively exploring opportunities" in the U.S. following a regulatory climate change that is more favorable to cryptocurrencies. This move was made possible by President Donald Trump's promises to make the U.S. a global hub for digital assets.
Dubai-based Deribit recorded a trading volume of $1.3 trillion last year. The company is joining other crypto firms, such as OKX and Nexo, which are also planning to open offices in the U.S. taking advantage of the new policy. At the same time, rumors have emerged about a possible acquisition of Deribit by the American exchange Coinbase, which could strengthen the company's position in the market.
Experts believe that Deribit's entry into the U.S. will invigorate the cryptocurrency derivatives market, but success will depend on the final regulatory conditions. The company has already stated its readiness to adapt to new requirements in order to offer its platform to American traders.
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