Kalshi Just Dropped a Crypto Bombshell—XRP, SOL, ETH, and DOGE Perps Are About to Flip the Game Forever!
Is Kalshi just shaking up the crypto game, or is this the dawn of a new era for U.S. regulated crypto derivatives? Imagine stepping beyond Bitcoin’s shadow into a sprawling universe of altcoins — XRP, SOL, ETH, DOGE, and a slew of others — all wrapped into perpetual futures contracts that never quite expire. That’s exactly what Kalshi has tossed into the ring with their latest CFTC filings, signaling a swift and strategic push to dominate the regulated crypto perps landscape stateside. For traders weary of offshore exchanges, this move could mean finally having a trustworthy, CFTC-regulated venue to place their bets on the crypto elite. And let’s not overlook the competitive fire this sparks among platforms like Coinbase, both vying to bring those high-octane futures onshore. It’s a bold play in a market that’s anything but predictable — and yes, questions about how this might reshape crypto trading could keep us all up at night. Intrigued? Here’s the deep dive. LEARN MORE

Kalshi has filed to list a new batch of crypto perpetual futures, including contracts tied to XRP, SOL, ETH, and DOGE, according to CFTC product filings published Monday.
The filings show the products were certified on June 1 under KalshiEX, with additional contracts tied to XLM, SUI, SHIB, LTC, LINK, HBAR, DOT, and BCH also listed as certified. The products are categorized as futures tied to financial instruments.
The move expands Kalshi’s crypto derivatives push beyond Bitcoin after the platform received approval for BTC perpetual futures last week. Perpetual futures are futures contracts without a fixed expiration date, a structure widely used in crypto markets but historically dominated by offshore exchanges.
The latest filing signals that Kalshi is moving quickly to build a broader regulated crypto perps lineup in the US. If launched, the contracts would give traders exposure to some of the largest altcoins through a CFTC regulated venue rather than an offshore exchange.
The planned lineup also places Kalshi more directly in competition with crypto native platforms and other US regulated venues seeking to bring perpetual futures activity onshore. Coinbase has also been moving into US regulated perpetual style products, reflecting a wider shift in crypto market structure.




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