Cboe is migrating the digital asset futures currently listed on Cboe Digital Exchange, LLC (CDE) from CDE to Cboe Futures Exchange, LLC (CFE). Effective on trade date Monday, June 9, 2025, subject to regulatory review, CDE plans to transfer its financially-settled margin futures on Bitcoin (FBT) and on Ether (FET) to CFE. All transactions in FBT and FET futures will continue to clear through Cboe Clear U.S., LLC (CCUS) following the transfer of FBT and FET futures to CFE.
By focusing on joint collaboration with our customers, Cboe has a successful track record of completing seamless technology integrations. The CDE, CFE and CCUS teams are committed to working alongside you throughout the migration to ensure your preparedness for Day One.
This webpage will serve as the primary source for information and materials related to the Cboe Digital migration, including product specifications, technical specifications, a planned timeline and the latest updates. Information regarding clearing through CCUS can be found on the CCUS information page. Information regarding the products that are currently trading on CDE can be found on the Cboe Digital Products page.
More detailed information regarding the migration of these products from CDE to CFE can be found here.
*While target dates are subject to change and regulatory review, any updates will be communicated to TPHs via email, on the Cboe (cboe.com and markets.cboe.com) websites and on this webpage.
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