Coinbase launches regulated crypto derivatives and commodity futures in Canada, supporting up to 10x leverage
Coinbase has launched regulated derivative contracts for eligible Canadian traders through its subsidiary Coinbase Financial Markets (CFM), becoming the first major crypto platform to offer native crypto futures in Canada. The products include 23 perpetual and dated futures contracts across Bitcoin, ETH, SOL, and other assets, 5 commodity futures covering gold, silver, oil, and more, as well as the COIN50 Index futures, all supporting up to 10x leverage. All contracts are provided by CFM, a CFTC-registered futures commission merchant, with a limited-time fee of 0.02% per trade plus $0.11 per contract.
Coinbase introduces regulated crypto futures in Canada through CFM, offering BTC, ETH, SOL and index contracts with up to 10x leverage. This expands market access, boosts trading convenience and legitimacy, and attracts more participants and hedging flow, which supports higher volumes and crypto risk appetite; short-term bullish (medium) for major assets.