Daily wrap: Bitcoin +5.9%, Kalshi and Payward file for US stock perpetuals
- —Bitcoin rose 5.9% in 24 hours to $80,857, with gains mainly from short liquidations
- —Kalshi filed rule changes with the SEC and an application with the CFTC for perpetuals on US stocks
- —Hyperliquid launched manual lending backed by HYPE and BTC: $269 million on the first day
- —NEAR's TVL hit a record $242 million, with network fees of $860,000 over 48 hours
Why it matters: The expansion of perpetuals on US stocks brings crypto exchanges closer to the traditional market and intensifies regulatory competition for this segment.
Source: TokenPost