Cboe
Coverage of Cboe in the Nexus archive.
- Man's detention over contempt order unjust
Steve Fanady, a disabled options trader, has been detained for four years in Cook County Jail without a criminal conviction due to a civil contempt order from a 17-year-old divorce case. The court continues to hold him based on a 2021 stock valuation without evidence of current holdings, and he argues his detention has become punitive rather than coercive.
- Crypto Biz: The cost of stacking sats
CryptoQuant advised Strategy to pause Bitcoin buying due to shrinking dividend coverage. CBOE is considering crypto perpetual futures, and Chainlink has joined a stablecoin FX project.
- CBOE debuts prediction market with S&P 500 contracts
Cboe launched its first prediction market product tied to the S&P 500 index, citing a growing investor demand for binary options contracts.
- Cboe revives S&P 500 binary options, chasing a market popularized by Polymarket, Kalshi
Cboe revives S&P 500 binary options to enter a market popularized by platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi. The move positions Cboe to compete in a growing segment of speculative trading.
- Cboe launches prediction market suite with binary option contracts on S&P 500
Cboe has launched a prediction market suite featuring binary option contracts on the S&P 500. These contracts are currently available on Interactive Brokers and are set to launch on Charles Schwab in the near future.
- VIX owner Cboe jumps into prediction markets to build on zero-day options growth
Cboe, owner of the VIX, has launched its first prediction markets products to meet consumer demand in the rapidly growing sector. The move aims to build on the growth of zero-day options.
- CBOE weighs converting BTC, ETH continuous futures into perpetual futures: Report
CBOE is considering converting Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) continuous futures into perpetual futures as U.S. regulatory changes drive adoption of crypto perpetual futures. Competitors like Coinbase and Kalshi are also expanding their offerings, prompting Cboe to evaluate a product overhaul.
- Charles Schwab is teaming up with Cboe to launch an S&P 500 prediction market
Charles Schwab is partnering with Cboe to launch an S&P 500 prediction market, offering contracts that pay a fixed sum or nothing based on the index's closing value.
- Charles Schwab is working with Cboe to launch S&P 500 ‘yes-or-no’ binary options contracts: WSJ
Charles Schwab is collaborating with Cboe to launch S&P 500 binary options contracts. This marks Schwab's first entry into prediction-market-style products, a space currently dominated by Kalshi and Polymarket.
- Charles Schwab Planning to Roll Out S&P 500 Prediction Markets With Cboe: WSJ
Charles Schwab, a global financial institution, is planning to introduce S&P 500 prediction markets in collaboration with Cboe. The move positions Schwab to compete in the expanding prediction market sector.
- SEC Delaying Plan to Allow Crypto Versions of US Stocks: Report
The SEC has delayed releasing its 'innovation exemption' framework that would allow crypto versions of US stocks to trade on decentralized platforms 24/7, as the agency weighs concerns from traditional stock exchanges and market participants. The framework would permit third-party tokenized versions of stocks like Apple and Tesla to be issued and traded without company consent, but exchanges like Nasdaq and the World Federation of Exchanges warn this could dilute investor protections and fragment liquidity.
- Here's how Nvidia has traded each of the last 16 quarters
Nvidia's post-report swing has been overestimated by options pricing for six of the past seven quarters and 14 of the past 20, according to Cboe LiveVol data. This trend indicates a pattern in the market's expectations versus actual performance. Nvidia's stock performance is being closely watched.
- AI super rally has retail investors acting the most aggressive since trading frenzy during Covid
Retail traders are aggressively buying calls in Cboe's Mag 10 stocks at the heaviest 10-day clip since 2021. The Mag 10 stocks include the big seven plus AMD, Palantir, and Broadcom. This level of aggression has not been seen since the trading frenzy during Covid.