Coinbase Derivatives is set to launch US Perpetual-Style Futures on July 21, introducing a new product suite that will track spot prices and offer leverage while adhering to CFTC regulations. These long-dated futures contracts will feature a funding rate mechanism to maintain alignment with the spot market, providing a unique trading experience for users.

Coinbase is launching perpetual futures, allowing retail investors to utilize leverage in trading. This move aims to democratize access to advanced trading tools, previously available mainly to institutional investors. The introduction of these products reflects the growing trend of integrating sophisticated financial instruments into the cryptocurrency market.

Coinbase's stock fell 7% after the company reported disappointing Q2 earnings, posting $1.5 billion in revenue, which was below analysts' expectations of $1.59 billion. The decline in transaction revenue by 39% from the previous quarter reflects the company's vulnerability to crypto market fluctuations, despite its efforts to diversify its offerings.