CME adds $BCH and $UNI to its futures list—scheduled to launch on October 19. The standard contracts are 250 BCH and 10,000 UNI, along with micro contracts of 25 and 1,000. The market responded that night: $BCH rose as much as 27%, while $UNI climbed 4.5%. What’s truly worth watching isn’t the percentage gains—it’s the rhythm of this list. In 2026, CME has already launched multiple altcoin contracts; BCH and UNI are the seventh and eighth. In the first half of the year, its crypto futures and options averaged 279,800 contracts traded per day, with a notional value of $8.3 billion. This means the hedging tools institutions want are being rolled out from mainstream coins to altcoins. But listing doesn’t guarantee buy-side demand—the real test is the open interest after October 19. With BCH up 27% this round, do you think it’s a preemptive reaction, or just a one-day trip?