Svmuu News: According to an official announcement, OKX will launch stock perpetual contracts on July 2 via its web platform, mobile app, and API in select supported countries and regions.
Trading for SOFTBANK/USDT will begin at 13:30 (UTC+8) on July 2;TQQQ/USDT, MVLL/USDT, and MUU/USDT will open for trading at 17:00, 17:15, and 17:30 (UTC+8), respectively.
According to the announcement, all of the above contracts are settled in USDT, support 24/7 trading, and have an 8-hour funding settlement cycle. OKX Please note that the leveraged ETF perpetual contracts (TQQQ, MVLL, MUU) track funds that already employ daily leverage exposure. The perpetual contracts will further amplify this leverage, which may increase the risk of forced liquidation and losses.
OKX to Launch Perpetual Contracts for SOFTBANK, TQQQ, MVLL, and MUU Stocks
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