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Deribit plans to launch linear options for XRP, SOL, and MATIC in January, targeting European markets and doubling down on derivatives trading.
Following its legal victories against the US SEC, XRP might be on the verge of a bull run, as indicated by ChatGPT.The leading cryptocurrency exchange – Deribit – announced its intentions to launch linear options for Ripple , Solana , and Polygon . The company used X tothe upcoming offering will see the light of day in January, describing the European region as “the best environment to launch new products.
Earlier this year, Deribit rolled out a zero-fee spot trading platform focusing on derivatives. Strijers shed more light on that development and its purposes:
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