Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitcoin.com has released a crypto derivatives market analysis report, "Crypto Derivatives 101." The report systematically analyzes core products such as futures, perpetual contracts, and options, and comprehensively compares the advantages of centralized exchanges (CEXs) and decentralized exchanges (DEXs) in terms of liquidity, slippage, fees, risk management, and asset custody. The report notes that Binance, Bitget, and OKX are currently ranked as the platforms with the most institutional trading advantages, while GMX and Hyperliquid offer greater transparency and self-custody capabilities for DeFi native users. The report shows that Bitget has become the world's third-largest derivatives exchange by 2025, with its market share increasing from 4.6% at the beginning of the year to 7.2%. In April alone, Bitget's futures trading volume reached $92 billion, demonstrating leading liquidity and market depth across multiple core trading ranges.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) submitted a rule change proposal to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on July 31, suggesting that cryptocurrency ETFs that meet standardized conditions can skip the case-by-case approval process and be automatically listed directly. According to the proposal, ETFs tracking crypto assets with a proven futures trading record of at least six months on a regulated market would qualify for listing. The proposal also imposes regulatory requirements on collateralized ETFs, requiring them to develop liquidity risk management plans when more than 15% of a fund's assets cannot be immediately redeemed. This proposal could benefit crypto assets like Solana and Cardano that rely on collateralization mechanisms. (Dlnews)

1. Bloomberg Analyst: The US SEC has launched universal listing standards for crypto ETPs, with more than a dozen crypto assets eligible. 2. Bitcoin options exposure exceeded $57 billion, and institutional demand for hedging tools surged; 3. Trump again called for an interest rate cut on the Federal Reserve's decision day, and the US dollar index DXY rose by more than 0.5% on the day; 4. Analysis: The White House's first cryptocurrency report preview does not yet include details on BTC strategic reserves; 5. Bitwise Chief Investment Officer: Most financial activities will eventually shift to crypto infrastructure; Planet Ventures increases bond offering to $6 million CAD to support BTC investment strategy 7. Canaan Technology announced that it will use BTC as a long-term corporate reserve asset; Hyperliquid plans to provide automatic refunds to users affected by the API issue. 9. Ripple CTO defends XRPL's low transaction volume: Institutions tend to use digital assets off-chain rather than on-chain; 10. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: No decision has been made on the September meeting; 11. The widow of famous American country singer George Jones had $17 million in XRP stolen; 12. Cboe BZX and NYSE Arca propose to simplify the listing process for crypto ETFs; 13. Greeks.live: Traders are divided between calling a Bitcoin bottom and expecting further declines.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, as of July 28th, total open interest in Bitcoin options on major cryptocurrency exchanges has reached nearly $50 billion. Deribit dominates the market with approximately $45 billion in open interest. Furthermore, the options market for Bitcoin ETFs, such as BlackRock's IBIT Fund, is also growing rapidly, with open interest for IBIT options alone reaching $7 billion. Overall, total exposure in the Bitcoin options market has exceeded $57 billion, reflecting unprecedented demand for structured Bitcoin products from both institutional and retail investors. (The Block)

Financial giant Charles Schwab released the results of its Q3 2025 Trader Sentiment Survey, which revealed a significant rebound in market optimism. Among traders, 43% expressed a bullish outlook for cryptocurrencies over the next three months, 38% for Bitcoin options ETFs, and 32% for spot cryptocurrency ETFs. (Businesswire)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Amsterdam-based crypto derivatives exchange D2X has announced the completion of a €4.3 million strategic funding round, with participation from Circle Ventures, CMT Digital, Canton Ventures, Point 72 Ventures, Tioga Capital, GSR, and Fortino Capital. D2X reportedly holds a Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF) license under the EU's MiFID II framework. It recently launched USD-denominated Bitcoin and Ethereum futures contracts and plans to launch related options products. (CoinDesk)

Odaily Planet Daily News: Although ETH has fallen back to $3,797 this week, the futures premium has risen to a 5-month high, ETFs have continued to have net inflows, and institutional holdings have increased, indicating that market sentiment is still bullish. Data shows that the annualized premium of ETH futures has reached 8%, and there has been no obvious defensive layout in the options market, indicating potential upside. (Cointelegraph)

Odaily Planet Daily News According to official news, OKX announced that it has become the first global trading platform to launch regulated crypto derivatives for retail users in the UAE. The products cover futures, perpetual contracts and options, all supporting up to 5 times leverage. It is reported that the launch of this product relies on the "Innovation Pilot Framework" of the Dubai Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA), which aims to provide a controlled testing environment for innovative financial products, while encouraging innovation and strengthening regulatory protection. (CoinDesk)

Odaily Planet Daily News Greeks.live released an English community briefing, which stated: The community seems to maintain an overwhelming bullish sentiment, and traders expect Bitcoin prices to hit new highs soon and reject bearish views. Key levels to watch include 119,000, which is a key support level for call options.

Odaily Planet Daily News QCP released a daily market analysis report stating that Ethereum is gradually approaching the $4,000 mark that it has reached for the first time since December last year. As the inflow of funds to the spot Ethereum ETF has exceeded that of the Bitcoin ETF for seven consecutive days, the market's attention and hype about ETH has become increasingly heated. Considering that the market value of ETH is still only one-fifth of BTC, the threshold for attracting institutional and corporate funds is relatively lower, so it is more sensitive to price push. Although inflows into spot BTC ETFs have slowed, price action remains robust. Even though a long-term holder sold 80,000 BTC last Friday, the market showed strong acceptance, with traders quickly buying on dips and the brief rise in volatility quickly flattened. BTC's dominance rate remains around 60%, with little volatility over the past week, reflecting the market's long-term confidence in BTC as a store of value asset rather than a full rotation to the altcoin market. This also means that ETH and other mainstream currencies still have room to further compete for market share. In contrast, when ETH hit an all-time high in November 2021, BTC's dominance rate fell below 45%, while ETH was close to 20%. However, in the short term, the market's long positions are relatively crowded. BTC and ETH's perpetual contract open interest is close to a one-year high of $45 billion and $28 billion, respectively; the perpetual funding rates of major exchanges are also generally over 15%. It is worth noting that some large investors have begun to take profits on their long positions. For example, a larger ETH 26 SEP 25 3.6k/4k/4.2k hawk call spread combination has been closed; at the same time, a large number of BTC 8 AUG 25 $110,000 put options have been bought as a hedge against short-term downside risks. Judging from the flattening of option flows and front-end risk reversals, the market expects ETH and BTC to face certain profit-taking pressure around $4,000 and $120,000, respectively. But in the current context of strong momentum, strong narrative, and a cooperating macro environment, QCP believes that long-term holders and institutional investors will continue to "buy on dips", as seen last Friday.