TREE NEWS reports: Kalshi’s head of institutional, Andy Ross, revealed that the exchange submitted a filing for perpetual futures on currencies and interest rates on Monday. This move extends a contract type that was not legally available onshore in May across most Wall Street asset classes.
Kalshi Files for Perpetual Futures on Currencies and Rates
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This filing signals a push to bridge the gap between prediction markets and traditional derivatives infrastructure. If approved, it could give institutional players a regulated, onshore venue for perpetual-style exposure to macro variables, potentially reshaping how rate and FX hedging is accessed. The key question is whether regulators will treat these as commodity or securities products, which will determine their reach and liquidity.
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