Coinbase to Relaunch Coinbase Pro by Year-End After Deribit Integration

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Coinbase plans to relaunch Coinbase Pro by the end of 2026 for spot, futures, perpetuals, options and equities trading.

Coinbase completed its Deribit integration, creating Coinbase Global Exchange.

Coinbase Financial Markets will connect eligible U.S. clients to global crypto derivatives liquidity.

Spot margin trading is coming, with leverage of up to 10 times on selected major assets.

U.S. retail traders are expected to get access to Deribit options later this year.

Coinbase plans to bring back its Coinbase Pro trading platform by the end of this year. The crypto exchange operator also said it has finished integrating Deribit, the options exchange it bought last year.

The integration has created a new entity called Coinbase Global Exchange. Coinbase shared the news at the Token2049 Singapore event.

“For the first time in market history, we are connecting U.S. and international derivatives markets into a single liquidity pool,” Coinbase said.

Deribit Integration Links U.S. and Global Markets

Coinbase Financial Markets, the company’s U.S.-regulated futures commission merchant, will soon connect eligible U.S. clients to global crypto derivatives liquidity. Coinbase said guidance issued by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in May allows this.

According to the company, U.S. institutional clients will now have a regulated way to access options and perpetual futures. Before, these products required offshore entities, multiple counterparties and separate trading venues.

Coinbase said it will roll out Deribit-powered options, spot margin and unified portfolios in the coming weeks. Eligible traders outside the U.S. will get access to options in that time frame.

U.S. institutional clients will be able to trade Deribit options and perpetual futures through Coinbase Prime. Onboarding is already open, and options trading is expected to begin in the coming weeks.

Coinbase said institutional clients will be able to trade spot, futures, perpetuals and options on one platform. They will also be able to use custody, financing and staking services in the same place.

Coinbase bought Deribit, one of the world’s largest crypto options exchanges, for about $2.9 billion in August 2025. Deribit had more than $30 billion in bitcoin options open interest as of Sept. 30, according to Coinbase.

The exchange also processed over $1 trillion in trading volume last year, the company said.

Coinbase Pro Returns With Spot Margin

The new Coinbase Pro will support trading in spot, futures, perpetuals, options and equities. Coinbase said the platform has been “rebuilt from the ground up.”

The company said it will offer faster order routing, improved execution flows and advanced tools. These are designed for high-volume active traders using complex strategies.

Coinbase shut down the original Coinbase Pro in 2022 after moving advanced trading into its main app. The move to Coinbase Advanced was completed in November 2023.

Coinbase also plans to add spot margin trading. This will let eligible traders borrow against their collateral to make larger spot trades.

Leverage will go up to 10 times on selected major assets. Other supported assets will have leverage of up to five times.

Coinbase has also added a new matching engine and shortened its onboarding process. The company changed fee tiers for Coinbase Advanced as well.

The new fee tiers start at $10,000 in qualifying volume. Both spot and derivatives trading count toward that total.

U.S. retail traders are expected to get access to Deribit options later this year, around the same time Coinbase Pro is set to return.

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