Kalshi plans 24/7 Tesla, Apple and Nvidia perps
The proposal would let U.S. traders use regulated contracts tied to Tesla, Apple and Nvidia, as perpetual-futures volume rose 29% to $61.7 trillion in 2025.
- On September 10, The Wall Street Journal reported that Kalshi intends to seek regulatory approval for approximately 60 perpetual futures linked to stocks and ETFs, including Tesla, Nvidia, and Apple.
- Perpetual futures allow traders to maintain positions without a fixed expiration date, using leverage to control holdings larger than posted collateral. Around-the-clock trading would enable activity beyond traditional exchange hours.
- Global perpetual-futures trading volume increased 29% to $61.7 trillion during 2025, according to CryptoQuant data. Leverage amplifies gains when markets move favorably, though adverse movements can trigger forced liquidation.
- CME Group sued the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in June, arguing perpetual futures qualify as swaps under the Dodd-Frank Act. The dispute involves the SEC over which agency should oversee securities-linked products.
- Citadel Securities warned the SEC and CFTC that excluding equity-linked perps from securities regulation could create a 'parallel shadow market,' citing potential insider-trading risks when stock exchanges are closed.
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Kalshi Moves to Expand Into US Stock and Commodity Markets
Kalshi Inc. is filing for regulatory approval to offer the first single-stock perpetual futures in the US and is looking to expand the contracts in commodities to include agriculture, said Tarek Mansour, the company’s co-founder.
Kalshi Seeks Approval for 60 Perpetual Futures on Tesla, Nvidia and More
Key Facts Kalshi has filed to list 60 stock perpetual futures contracts, including Tesla, Nvidia and Apple. The filing follows the CFTC’s earlier approval of Kalshi’s bitcoin perpetual futures contract. Perpetual futures trade 24/7 with no expiry, a structure...
Kalshi Seeks Approval for 60 U.S. Stock Perpetual Futures
Why Is Kalshi Bringing Crypto-Style Perps to Stocks? Prediction marketplace Kalshi is preparing to seek regulatory approval for roughly 60 perpetual futures tied to individual U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds, potentially extending one of crypto's most heavily traded derivatives into equities including Tesla, Apple and Nvidia. If approved, the contracts would become the first regulated single-stock perpetual futures available in the U.S., c…
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