Dreamcash will gradually shut down the CASH perpetual futures market while retaining its non-custodial trading app
Svmuu News: Dreamcash, a mobile-based, non-custodial trading platform backed by Hyperliquid (Tether), has announced that it will gradually shut down its CASH perpetual futures market based on Hyperliquid HIP-3, while retaining its non-custodial trading app.All CASH markets will be settled sequentially according to a preset schedule between June 30 and July 2, with positions automatically closed out at settlement based on external oracle prices. The funding rate will be set to 0 during this period.
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