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Deribit said that its migration to the Coinbase International site had been completed, with customers and liquidity consolidated on Deribit。
Deribit Officially merged with the Coinbase International site
BlockBeats news,October 2，Deribit posted on the X platform,Deribit and Coinbase’s migration to the international site has been completed, with customers and liquidity consolidated on Deribit. Users can trade cryptocurrencies, stocks, and IPO pre-market spot, options, perpetual contracts, and futures on the same platform.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/370050
BlockBeats said the news was published on October 2。
the report cited Deribit’s post on X as saying that Deribit’s migration to the Coinbase International site had been completed.
Deribit said that customers and liquidity had been consolidated on Deribit。
reported that users can trade cryptocurrencies, stocks, and IPO pre-market spot, options, perpetual contracts, and futures.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
The core of this news is that Deribit claims that the relevant migration has ended, with customers, liquidity, and multiple trading products consolidated on the Deribit platform. The headline uses “merger,” but the body explicitly describes “completion of the migration”; the available materials cannot confirm whether the two refer to the same legal or business arrangement.
Customers and liquidity have been consolidated on one platform, which may affect where users trade going forward and which products are available to them; however, the evidence provides no data on actual trading depth, service continuity, or the scope of the migration.
If you use Deribit or the Coinbase International site, you should check in particular whether your account, assets, and existing trading products have been migrated, and whether the services remain available for normal use.
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