The trading unit for SOL futures contracts at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange is 500 SOL, and the mini contract is 25 SOL
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange announced today that it plans to launch Solana (SOL) futures on March 17, which will be settled in cash and based on the CME CF Solana US Dollar reference rate. This rate serves as the daily reference rate for SOL's USD price, calculated every day at 4:00 PM London time. It is reported that the micro contract trading unit is 25 SOL, and the large contract is 500 SOL. It is also reported that related listings still need to wait for regulatory review. (prnewswire)
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