Webull to Launch Bitcoin Perpetual Futures for US Clients in November
Webull announced on October 20 that it will offer Bitcoin perpetual futures to its roughly 6 million US clients starting in November. The product, pioneered by crypto exchanges, lets traders hold leveraged long or short positions with no expiration date, using a funding-rate mechanism to keep contract prices aligned with spot Bitcoin. Webull did not disclose specific funding rates, margin requirements, or contract specifications in its announcement.
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The rollout extends a derivative once mostly accessed through offshore venues onto a CFTC-regulated platform, following the CFTC's earlier 2026 approvals of perpetual futures for firms like Coinbase and Kalshi. This suggests the boundary between traditional fintech brokerages and crypto-native infrastructure is narrowing, potentially giving millions of retail investors regulated access to a historically high-risk, leverage-heavy product. The move could also pressure other US brokerages to introduce similar offerings to stay competitive.
- Webull will offer Bitcoin perpetual futures to US clients beginning in November.
- The product lets traders take leveraged long or short positions with no expiration, unlike standard futures contracts.
- The launch follows CFTC approvals earlier in 2026 for perpetual futures at firms including Coinbase and Kalshi.
Source: techreport.com — Krishi Chowdhary, 2026-10-22
Published there as: “Webull Puts a Date on Bitcoin Perpetual Futures: US Rollout Begins in November”
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