Perpetual futures, the crypto trading sensation that never expires, are now officially rolling into U.S. regulated markets — with Kalshi already raking in over a billion dollars in volume just one week after launch. While the CFTC cleared the way in May, Wall Street giants are playing it cool, carefully watching before committing big. Why? Compliance, risk, and client obligations make rapid entry costly for big banks — while smaller firms can leap in with their own capital. But beyond hype, these contracts could offer real value: 24/7 hedging and price discovery, especially during weekends when traditional futures shut down. Still, hurdles remain — liquidity gaps, system readiness, and a brewing regulatory debate over classification could slow adoption. The future’s here — but not everyone’s rushing to the front door.
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