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Bybit, the third most visited cryptocurrency exchange, has teamed up with Paradigm, the biggest institutional liquidity network for crypto derivatives traders , to provide a special deal that significantly reduces the fees that both novice and experienced option s traders must pay. In an attempt to improve its products for institutional users, Bybit has partnered with Paradigm in the hopes of luring more professional options traders to its platform, according to the latest information shared with Finbold . Meanwhile, traders can make use of Paradigm’s knowledge in block trading and Bybit’s user-friendly platform. The offer promotes convenience and low prices. To join in, all new users have to do is make one transaction, no matter how little. Options, perpetual contracts, and spot trading are all included in Bybit’s most competitive ‘Pro5’ fee rate until October 11.  If a trader uses Paradigm to transact options with a taker and reaches $10 mi...

John Deaton said the Ripple v. SEC lawsuit affected the company’s growth and adoption in the U.S. The lawyer said it is ironic that DOGE is accepted on Amazon in the U.S., yet XRP, developed for payments, isn’t. Ripple, in a recent filing, claims that the SEC doesn’t have enough ground to appeal the court’s decision on XRP. Renowned crypto lawyer and pro-XRP advocate John Deaton has struck back at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission again, accusing the regulator of stunting XRP’s growth and ad option in the U.S. According to him, the two-and-a-half legal tussle between the SEC and Ripple affected XRP’s use as a payment option in the U.S. In a lengthy thread on X, Deaton gave an example that he termed “small yet significant” of how the lawsuit hurt Ripple’s business. In the post, he pointed out that even though crypto payment has seen increased ad option recently, XRP is still not accepted in the U.S. Here’s is a small yet significant exam...