CME Group to Launch AI NVIDIA Futures on October 5, Tracking Monthly Rental Prices of NVIDIA H100 and B200 Chips
CME Group (CME Group Inc.) stated that the move aims to transform hashrate into a "standardized, tradable commodity," providing AI labs, hyperscale operators, and data centers with a tool to hedge against fluctuations in computing costs. The plan is subject to regulatory review. Analysts have pointed out that due to NVIDIA's significant influence over chip supply and pricing, the hashrate futures market might struggle to operate like traditional commodity markets.
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