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Coinbase Brings Deribit Options and Perpetuals to US Prime Clients

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Briefings

Coinbase Financial Markets launched US Prime client access to global derivatives, including options and perpetual contracts, for institutions. This follows a 2026 announcement that shared liquidity across the platform does not equate to a single unified margin pool, meaning users must manage risk independently. The service is available to institutions but does not automatically provide the same liquidity guarantees as a consolidated margin account.

Key points

• Coinbase Financial Markets launched US Prime client access to global derivatives, including options and perpetual contracts, for institutions.
• Shared liquidity across the platform does not equate to a single unified margin pool, requiring users to manage risk independently.

Context

Coinbase Financial Markets launched US Prime client access to global derivatives, including options and perpetual contracts, for institutions. This follows a 2026 announcement that shared liquidity across the platform does not equate to a single unified margin pool, meaning users must manage risk independently.

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Evidence is limited to a 2026 announcement and a single sentence from a source article. Specific client eligibility criteria, transaction fees, or historical data on liquidity gaps are not provided.

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