Pankaj Balani, co-founder of Delta Exchange, in a recent live stream session on ETMarkets, revealed how cryptocurrency derivatives are opening new avenues for Indian traders. With insights that blend market expertise and forward-thinking strategies, Balani's perspective offers a glimpse into a future where digital assets and advanced trading instruments drive significant financial opportunities.
Cryptocurrencies are no longer fringe assets; they are gaining mainstream legitimacy, driven by increasing institutional involvement. The launch of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, including those from financial giants like BlackRock, has been a game-changer. These ETFs, traded on traditional stock exchanges in the US and other countries, are attracting substantial capital and providing a new level of credibility to the crypto asset class.
As cryptocurrencies mature, the need for sophisticated hedging and risk management tools has become evident. Since 2018-2019, global markets have seen the introduction and growing liquidity of cryptocurrency futures and options. For example, Bitcoin futures have been available on the CME since 2017, followed by the introduction of options. Despite the global momentum, India’s adoption has been slower, influenced by local regulatory and market-specific challenges.
Delta Exchange has addressed this gap by developing a solution specifically for the Indian market. India, one of the largest
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