Kalshi Eyes First Regulated U.S. Oil Perpetual



Kalshi is reportedly preparing to seek CFTC approval for a WTI crude oil perpetual contract, according to Reuters. If approved, it could become the first product of its kind on a regulated U.S. platform, expanding access to perpetual-style oil trading.

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WhitelistMania
· an hour ago
If it gets approved, will Coinbase and the others follow suit?
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HashRate
· an hour ago
The U.S. regulatory sandbox is gradually expanding, with Kalshi serving as a pioneer.
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AirdropPoet
· 2 hours ago
Combining crude oil volatility with a perpetual mechanism, risk control design is the key challenge.
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CurveStream
· 2 hours ago
The Reuters + CFTC keyword combination gives this news maximum credibility.
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RiskSketch
· 2 hours ago
Kalshi previously performed well in prediction markets, but this cross-sector move is quite bold.
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DivergenceProbe
· 2 hours ago
Kalshi is really making a major move here. If the WTI perpetual contract actually gets approved, the traditional energy trading landscape will have to change.
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NFtFloorBro
· 2 hours ago
#CFTC approval details have not yet been disclosed; the leverage multiplier and liquidation mechanism are still pending.
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MemeFactory
· 2 hours ago
Start pushing the #WTI hashtag—the energy sector is about to get lively.
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PumpDumpWatcher
· 2 hours ago
“Perpetual-style” is a clever choice of wording: it feels crypto-native while leaving room for compliance.
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PositionManager
· 2 hours ago
Traditional futures exchanges are under pressure, as customers may be diverted.
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