Coinbase International Exchange
2 storiesCoinbase International Exchange combines perpetual futures contracts with perpetual futures contracts inside a Coinbase offshore derivatives venue. The relationship between perpetual futures contracts, institutional non-US access, and USDC-settled trading explains why Coinbase International Exchange belongs in this taxonomy rather than a broader catch-all category. Editorial scope extends from advanced derivatives API to regulated Bermuda entity, with Coinbase Prime connectivity included only where it changes the risks or capabilities of account funding, order execution and withdrawals.
The nearest editorial boundary is individual coins, blockchain networks and self-custody wallets connected with Coinbase International Exchange, which remain distinct unless a Coinbase International Exchange decision directly changes them.
The nearest editorial boundary is individual coins, blockchain networks and self-custody wallets connected with Coinbase International Exchange, which remain distinct unless a Coinbase International Exchange decision directly changes them.
Deribit Dominates Coinbase Derivatives as Institutional Migration Nears
Deribit already holds over 96% of open interest shown on Coinbase's derivatives dashboard, with a September 9 migration set to shift institutional positions and change how trades are settled and managed for major clients
Coinbase to Migrate Institutional Accounts to Deribit in September
Coinbase will move its International Exchange institutional accounts to Deribit on September 9, requiring clients to close positions or opt out by August 28. The migration will involve forced settlement, account changes, and a brief trading interruption.