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Former President Donald Trump and Republican politicians made some promises to the crypto world this past weekend. But many of the ideas are easier said than done, even if Trump wins.
With the new license, One Trading becomes the only perpetual futures trading venue in the EU and the first cash-settled perpetuals platform in Europe, according to a company press release.
