Global derivatives giant just wrapped up a marathon recovery session. After grappling with a data center meltdown that lasted a full 10 hours, CME Group finally flipped the switch back on—confirming all markets are now operational again.
The disruption hit hard earlier today, freezing trading across their entire ecosystem. We're talking futures, options, the whole nine yards grinding to a halt while their tech teams scrambled behind the scenes. For an exchange handling trillions in notional value daily, that's not just an inconvenience—it's a full-blown crisis mode.
Now that systems are back online, traders are diving back into positions. The real question? How much volatility got bottled up during that blackout, and what happens when it finally uncorks.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 12-01 01:56
10 hour blackout on CME and i'm just sitting here refreshing like a madman waiting for the rug pull... nah fr tho this is actually insane, all that bottled volatility bout to explode lol
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 11-29 03:52
10 hours of downtime, how many people does this owe? CME really broke defense this time.
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CommunityWorker
· 11-28 20:06
How much money did cme lose in these 10 hours? It's really unbelievable.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 11-28 20:00
10 hours? CME is serious this time, it's so exciting.
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GasFeeCrier
· 11-28 19:40
10 hours of downtime, how many stop losses did we have to take to survive this...
Global derivatives giant just wrapped up a marathon recovery session. After grappling with a data center meltdown that lasted a full 10 hours, CME Group finally flipped the switch back on—confirming all markets are now operational again.
The disruption hit hard earlier today, freezing trading across their entire ecosystem. We're talking futures, options, the whole nine yards grinding to a halt while their tech teams scrambled behind the scenes. For an exchange handling trillions in notional value daily, that's not just an inconvenience—it's a full-blown crisis mode.
Now that systems are back online, traders are diving back into positions. The real question? How much volatility got bottled up during that blackout, and what happens when it finally uncorks.