(Reuters) -The value of derivative-related margin calls at hedge funds and other market participants nearly tripled after the Trump administration announced larger-than-expected U.S. tariffs this ...

Blockstream Capital Partners (“BCP”) today announced that it has entered into a strategic agreement to acquire a division within Numeus Group’s digital asset trading and investment business. The ...

In a world of financial markets characterized by constant fluctuations and uncertainties, investors are often on the lookout for strategies to safeguard their assets and potentially generate ...

Stochastic volatility is the unpredictable nature of asset price volatility over time. It's a flexible alternative to the Black Scholes' constant volatility assumption.

Volatility trading has been booming in recent years as hedge funds and a growing number of traditional fund managers have turned to volatility products, particularly variance swaps, for trading ...

CME Group Inc. (NASDAQ:CME), the world's largest financial derivatives exchange with a market capitalization of $86.7 billion, continues to navigate a complex market environment characterized by ...

Learn about the Black-Scholes model, how it works, and how its formula helps estimate fair option prices by weighing ...

Whether one is a bitcoin bull or a bitcoin bear, the undisputable fact of bitcoin is that it is, compared to other assets, extremely volatile. It’s part and parcel a young experiment in the free ...

Charts of Ethereum-based volatility and derivatives protocol Volmex Finance's implied volatility indexes for bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH) are now available on technical analysis platform TradingView.

Institutions are applying Bitcoin options strategies to XRP, SOL, and ETH, and they are transforming altcoins into ...

We expect Singapore Exchange’s strategy for the foreseeable future to focus on maintaining or reclaiming its status as a regional financial hub in a deglobalizing world. Singapore is a small ...

Every crypto cycle claims to be different. Most are not. They follow familiar patterns of leverage, liquidity expansion, ...