Singapore Exchange to Launch Bitcoin Perpetual Futures in 2025

Edited by: Elena Weismann

Singapore Exchange (SGX) plans to launch Bitcoin perpetual futures in the second half of 2025, pending regulatory approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, according to a Bloomberg report. These contracts are designed for institutional clients and professional investors, offering a secure and regulated trading option in the crypto derivatives market. This move aligns SGX with other traditional exchanges, like Japan's Osaka Dojima Exchange Inc., seeking to list Bitcoin futures amid growing institutional interest in digital assets. The initiative aims to enhance institutional participation and address credit risks associated with unregulated crypto exchanges.

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