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Coinbase Derivatives Launches Silver and Stellar Futures Lawrence Mike Woriji | usagoldmines.com

Coinbase Derivatives recently launched a product that offers a more diverse and inclusive market for traders.

Last week, the exchange launched futures contracts for Silver (SLR) and Stellar (XLM).

Silver and Stellar: New Trading Options on Coinbase

What does this launch mean for traders? First, it means anyone can now access more options regardless of their experience level. Thankfully, Coinbase claims these are set in retail-friendly sizes—50 troy ounces for Silver and 5,000 tokens for Stellar. This means there’s room for broader market participation.

Coinbase has long expressed its ambitions to blend regular assets like silver with digital assets. Why silver? Like gold, silver is a good hedge. Silver launches on the Coinbase Derivatives platform with its reputation as a long-standing investment option.

Similarly, Stellar has a reputation for being a cheap and reliable alternative for international transactions. By merging both types of assets in its offerings, Coinbase hopes to attract a diverse range of traders interested in managing risk while exploring new investment strategies.

Coinbase says that the primary goal with these futures is to support price discovery and enhance risk management options for traders. Offering a mix of commodities and cryptocurrencies in futures should likely create a well-rounded trading environment, giving users tools to hedge against potential market swings.

Controversy Over Coinbase’s Token Listing Fees

This new product launch from Coinbase comes amid controversy surrounding its fees for token listings. Justin Sun, the founder of Tron, recently claimed on social media that Coinbase asked for $330 million in total fees to list Tron (TRX).

While there is no proof of this, Sun’s claims sparked conversations about Coinbase’s claims of offering free listings. Sun, in a tweet, claimed the crypto exchange demanded a 500 million TRX deposit, worth around $80 million, along with an additional $250 million in Bitcoin to be held in Coinbase custody.

Others like Fantom’s Andre Cronje raised similar concerns. Cronje claimed that Coinbase proposed a range of listing fees for Fantom, from $30 million to $300 million at various points.

These claims could lead to a massive exodus from centralized platforms like Binance and Coinbase to decentralized platforms. Interestingly, decentralized platforms have recorded higher volumes in recent months, hinting at what could be a trend.

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