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Micro BTC trading on CME up 332% in October
Exchange operator CME Group released October trading volume data from across its exchanges on Monday. The company said it had a record month, in terms of average daily volume (ADV), in the number of interest rate, energy, and agricultural contracts traded. Rates contracts hit an ADV of 12.5m. Notable in this regard was 5.5m of ADV in treasuries futures. However, the more striking figures were in the micro contracts. Micro gold futures were up month on month by 67% to an ADV of 110,000 contracts. The exchange also reported record volumes in Micro Bitcoin futures and Micro Ethereum futures, which were up 332% and 212% ... (full story)
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