#加密货币永续期货 Looking back at the past, the crypto assets perpetual futures market has been full of ups and downs. Back in the day, BitMEX emerged and led the development of this innovative product. Now seeing established exchanges like CBOE set to launch Bitcoin and Ether perpetual futures on December 15, it evokes a lot of emotions.

This move undoubtedly marks the official entry of the crypto derivatives market into the mainstream financial sector. From the wild growth of previous years to the gradual normalization and institutionalization today, the market has indeed come a long way. I remember when BitMEX launched perpetual contracts, many people did not understand its operating mechanism. Now, it has become one of the best-performing varieties in the crypto market in terms of liquidity.

CBOE's move also reminds me of the events in 2017 when CME and CBOE successively launched Bitcoin futures. At that time, it was also regarded as a milestone for Bitcoin's mainstream adoption, but the actual effect was not as expected. This time, with CBOE striking again, whether it can truly bring a breakthrough impact remains to be seen.

However, in the long run, the continuous involvement of traditional financial institutions will ultimately bring more regulation and liquidity to the crypto derivatives market. This is undoubtedly a positive signal for the entire industry. Of course, while being optimistic, we must also remain clear-headed, as market development has never been smooth sailing. History tells us that every innovation comes with both opportunities and risks.