These predictions are based on the idea that there will be a more moderate attitude towards crypto after Trump’s victory. The idea that federal agencies can reduce their pressure on the crypto industry could accelerate the emergence of new crypto products on the market.

Blockchain analysis firm Arkham Intelligence announced on November 6 that it has launched a crypto derivatives exchange. This new exchange is expected to compete with major platforms such as Binance, focusing specifically on retail investors.

In its statement on the X platform, Arkham stated that the new exchange will integrate Arkham’s research and also offer live on-chain audits and proof of reserves (PoR) features. These features are considered an important step towards providing transparency and trust.

While transactions on the new exchange are planned to begin next week, it was also announced that the platform will be closed to users in the United States. There is great activity in the crypto derivatives market, especially with the interest of retail investors.

According to CCData’s report, crypto derivatives transaction volume in September exceeded $3 trillion, double the $1.5 trillion level a year ago. This data indicates that crypto derivatives are increasingly preferred.

The rise of crypto derivatives is not limited to newly established platforms; The number of crypto derivative products is also rapidly increasing on well-established financial exchanges such as the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME).

For example, on September 29, CME introduced Bitcoin Friday Futures (BFF) contracts, calling the launch “the most successful crypto futures launch.” This shows the interest of traditional financial institutions in crypto products.

Additionally, Coinbase Derivatives Exchange joined the crypto derivatives market in 2022. Launched in the US, Coinbase Derivatives Exchange has increased interest in crypto by offering crypto futures to tens of millions of American users.

On October 8, Crypto.com’s North American derivatives exchange Nadex listed derivative contracts tied to memecoins such as Pepe (PEPE) and Floki Inu (FLOKI). These developments are considered as a response to the demands of retail investors to trade with different crypto assets.

At the same time, Nadex also listed derivative products tied to cryptocurrencies such as Dogelon Mars (ELON) and BONK. These steps increase the product diversity in the crypto derivatives market, providing investors with wider options.

Options tied to BTC exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are also expected to launch in the US in the first quarter of 2025, according to Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart. Such developments expand access to crypto for both institutional and individual investors.

According to analysts’ expectations, crypto products are expected to proliferate and new investment opportunities will arise following the US election victory of Republican candidate Donald Trump.

Bitfinex researchers predict that federal agencies may take a more moderate approach towards crypto after Trump’s election, which will bring a “new wave of hope” to crypto markets.

Arkham Intelligence is known for its service of monitoring blockchain transactions and identifying assets linked to different crypto wallet addresses.

Arkham had received $12 million in investment from prominent investors such as OpenAI founder Sam Altman. With such support, Arkham’s new exchange aims to gain a strong competitive position in the crypto derivatives market.