Crypto.com's US-regulated derivatives exchange Nadex registered with the SEC to trade security futures products through its OG.com platform. The registration enables the company to offer single-stock perpetuals to US customers.
Robinhood Markets agreed to acquire minority stakes in Crypto.com and its prediction-markets spinout OG.com, valued at $5 billion, while adding OG.com's yes-or-no event contracts to its trading platform. The multi-year deal makes OG.com an infrastructure and clearing provider for Robinhood's prediction markets platform, with football event contracts already being routed to Crypto.com's CFTC-regulated exchange.
Crypto.com has introduced tokenized stock derivatives allowing users to gain exposure to 1,500 U.S. stocks and ETFs directly through its app, joining a broader industry push by crypto exchanges into equities trading. The launch follows similar moves by platforms like Dinari, which recently opened 724 tokenized U.S. stocks to eligible investors.
Trump Media & Technology Group transferred 2,628 BTC to Crypto.com exchange, reducing its holdings to approximately 4,261 Bitcoin. The company has now sold over 7,000 BTC since acquiring 11,542 BTC near record prices, with cumulative losses estimated at $555 million.
Citadel Securities has made a $400 million strategic investment in Crypto.com, valuing the cryptocurrency exchange at $20 billion in what marks the platform's first institutional funding round since its founding in 2016.
