PANews December 16 News, Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME Group) announced that SOL, Micro SOL, XRP, and Micro XRP futures now support TAS (Trading at Settlement) trading functionality, enhancing traders’ flexibility in settlement risk management.
TAS (Trading at Settlement) is a futures trading method that allows traders to buy and sell at the daily closing settlement price or a nearby price, used for precise hedging and reducing settlement risk.
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