Nadex, formally the North American Derivatives Exchange and operating as Crypto.com Derivatives North America, self-certified a new Shiba Inu price event contract with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Nov. 10. The product would let traders take cash-settled positions on whether SHIB finishes above a selected strike price, without owning the token. Nadex’s public notice cites Nov. 13 or later for listing, while the CFTC filing gives Nov. 14 or later; neither document confirms that trading has started. The outcome would use a 60-second average of a benchmark drawn from multiple crypto exchanges immediately before expiration. The filing covers 15-minute, hourly, four-hour, daily and weekly expirations, with the winning side receiving $1 per contract. SHIB closed at $0.00000425 on Nov. 13, down from $0.00000446 on Nov. 10, according to CoinGecko data. Nadex has previously offered SHIB event contracts, including a product self-certified in April 2026 and contracts it said it listed in November 2023, although the earlier April product used a different benchmark. The new filing is part of a broader group covering XRP, Solana, Stellar, Dogecoin, Litecoin, Hedera, Ondo and Polkadot. Such derivatives can support speculation or hedging but do not necessarily create buying demand for SHIB in spot markets. The offering is also separate from T. Rowe Price’s multi-asset Active Crypto ETF, whose Sept. 30 filing listed SHIB as eligible for investment but not among its holdings at that time.