Coinbase to relaunch Pro platform by end of 2026 after Deribit integration
Image: Crypto BriefingCoinbase announced at Token2049 Singapore it will relaunch Coinbase Pro by end of 2026 as part of the new Coinbase Global Exchange, built on Deribit's infrastructure following its August 2025 $2.9 billion acquisition of the derivatives exchange. The Coinbase International Exchange has already migrated to Deribit, which held over $30 billion in Bitcoin options open interest as of September 30, 2026 and processed more than $1 trillion in trading volume in the prior year. U.S. institutional clients will access global derivatives via Coinbase Financial Markets, with U.S. retail traders to get Deribit options access later in 2026.
Key points
- Coinbase acquired Deribit for approximately $2.9 billion in August 2025.
- The Coinbase International Exchange has been fully migrated to Deribit's infrastructure.
- U.S. institutional clients will access global crypto derivatives via Coinbase Financial Markets.
Why it matters
The integration creates a single liquidity pool connecting U.S. and international crypto derivatives markets for the first time. U.S. institutional and retail traders will gain access to a broader set of crypto derivatives products on a single platform.
Price context · BTC
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$83,805.00
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$83,720.00
Change since
−0.10%
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Sources · 4 publishers
Crypto Briefing
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Blockonomi
Tier 3
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Unchained
Tier 1
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Coverage timeline
- First reported by The Block
- Confirmed by Crypto Briefing
- CryptoVideos brief published
- 1 more publisher added to sources
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