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High Roller agrees Crypto.com deal to distribute US event contracts

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High Roller Technologies agreed to distribute event contracts developed by Crypto.com’s North American derivatives arm in the United States. High Roller said it intends to act as a registered introducing broker alongside Crypto.com’s licensed futures commission merchant; the companies have not announced a launch date.

High Roller has a planned route into US event contracts, but the companies have not announced a launch date.

End-of-day close High Roller Technologies (ROLR), USD, to 29 May 2026
Story date2 March 202629 May 2026

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High Roller Technologies NYSE American: ROLR

Quarter ended 30 June 2026

Revenue
USD 2.8m10-Q/A filing 0001753926-26-001960
Operating income
−USD 2.5m10-Q/A filing 0001753926-26-001960

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