Kalshi expands public U.S. crypto perpetuals rollout with Solana listing

Kalshi expands public U.S. crypto perpetuals rollout with Solana listing

Kalshi’s regulated, cash-settled crypto perpetual futures now include 11 tokens such as XRP, HYPE and Solana, while Dogecoin and Shiba Inu contracts remain under regulatory review and Kalshi Pro is planned for later this summer.

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Fact Check
Kalshi's own official Help Center page confirms XRP (Ripple) perpetual futures are available, with the exact 10,000 XRP contract size and CF Benchmarks XRPUSD_RTI pricing index, consistent with regulated, cash-settled, non-expiring perpetual exposure for U.S. traders. The crypto.news article provides launch details (live June 9, 2026, ticker XRPPERP, CFTC self-certification), and Decrypt corroborates the preceding regulatory filing. Multiple independent and official sources align with the claim.
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Summary

Kalshi has opened its regulated crypto perpetual futures product to the public for U.S. traders and said its rollout now includes 11 tokens, including XRP, HYPE and Solana. The cash-settled contracts have no fixed expiration, allowing users to gain crypto exposure without taking delivery or rolling dated futures. Kalshi said the lineup includes what it described as the first regulated Hyperliquid-native perpetual contract. It also said on June 10 that Solana perpetual futures were added, while Dogecoin and Shiba Inu contracts remain under regulatory review. Following the launch, HYPE futures open interest rose to $2.48 billion, surpassing XRP, and the HYPE token gained more than 10%. Separately, Barron's reporter Nick Devor said on X that Kalshi plans to launch Kalshi Pro, its proprietary trading terminal, later this summer.

Terms & Concepts
  • perpetual futures: Futures-like derivative contracts with no expiration date.
  • cash-settled: A contract structure in which gains or losses are paid in cash rather than through delivery of the underlying asset.
  • regulatory review: Formal assessment by authorities before a product can proceed.