Kaspa Pushes for Unrestricted US Individual Stock Futures Amid Regulatory Review

Kaspa has reportedly submitted an application seeking regulatory approval for the launch of unrestricted individual stock futures in the United States. The proposal is awaiting approval from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Odaily reported on Kaspa's push for unrestricted individual stock futures, noting that such futures are derivative products allowing investment in underlying asset price movements without a maturity date.

Analysis of virtual asset listings revealed market trends: GSR’s report analyzing over 2300 token listings found that mid-prices fell below issuance prices within three days and dropped by 50% within 90 days. Meanwhile, the North Korean hacking group Waterplum faces allegations of stealing approximately $10.71 million (about 149 billion KRW) in virtual assets through fake recruitment processes. Odaily also reported that the Polymarket U.S. platform incident involved amounts exceeding $10 million (about 139 billion KRW).