Gemini has launched a non-US derivatives exchange with a Bitcoin perpetual contract as its first derivative contract.
According to an announcement, ‘Gemini Foundation’ will allow its customers to trade spot and derivative products. These products will be denominated in Gemini’s stablecoin — GUSD. Potential customers can sign up to be notified when the platform goes live.
Gemini Derivatives Platform Not for U.S. Users
Gemini Foundation will be unavailable for users in the United States of America, where some exchanges have found themselves in hot water for offering crypto derivatives services. For example, Binance is being sued by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CTFC) for allegedly breaking trading and derivatives rules.
According to Gemini, the new platform will be accessible to users in other countries including Brazil, South Africa, New Zealand and Nigeria.
Gemini is one of the biggest exchanges in the U.S. On April 22, the firm had a 24-hour trading volume of $43.2 million, according to BeInCrypto data.

Gemini Has Global Ambitions
Gemini’s expansion plans also include a planned new engineering center in India. Gemini Asia Pacific CEO, Pravjit Tiwana, said the office would be the second-largest engineering hub behind the U.S.
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Author: Oluwapelumi Adejumo