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转发布赖恩·阿姆斯特朗：对美国交易者和Coinbase来说是大日子

布赖恩·阿姆斯特朗发布推文称，对美国用户和Coinbase而言这是重要的一天。此前美国用户被排除在全球约80%的加密货币市场（永续合约和期权）之外，但现在情况已改变。Coinbase成为首家也是唯一一家能够连接美国用户参与全球加密货币期权和永续合约交易的受监管平台，包括未平仓合约超过310亿美元的Deribit期权。感谢Selig主席和美国商品期货交易委员会使这成为可能。

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