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Bybit Launches Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN) Perpetual Contracts with Up to 20x Leverage
Bybit, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has announced the launch of Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN) perpetual contracts. Trading for these contracts is now open, with leverage of up to 20x availabl
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Bybit Launches AMGNUSDT Perpetual Contracts with Up to 25x Leverage
Bybit has announced the launch of AMGNUSDT perpetual contracts, which are now open for trading with up to 25x leverage.
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Bybit Launches GILDUSDT Perpetual Contracts with Up to 25x Leverage
The cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has launched GILD/USDT perpetual contracts, supporting up to 25x leverage.
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Bybit Lists GEUSDT Perpetual Contract with Up to 25x Leverage
Bybit has announced the listing of the GEUSDT Perpetual Contract, which is now open for trading with up to 25x leverage.
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Bybit Launches UNHUSDT Perpetual Contracts with Up to 25x Leverage
The cryptocurrency exchange Bybit announced the launch of UNHUSDT perpetual contracts, which are now open for trading with up to 25x leverage.
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Bybit to Adjust Max Open Interest for SOXLUSDT, DRAMUSDT Perpetual Contracts
Bybit announced changes to the maximum open interest for its SOXLUSDT and DRAMUSDT perpetual contracts, effective August 1, 2026.
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In-Depth Analysis: The Potential and Risks of the NFTX and GMX Protocols
The NFTX protocol aims to enhance NFT liquidity and enable leveraged trading by wrapping NFTs as fungible tokens, but it faces risks such as smart contract vulnerabilities and impermanent loss. GMX, as a decentralized perpetual futures platform, offers high-leverage trading and deep liquidity, but also carries risks associated with high leverage, smart contracts, and counterparty risk. This article will delve into the core mechanisms, latest developments, potential opportunities, and inherent risks of these two protocols.
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Coinbase to Launch US500 Perp-Style Index for US Traders
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced that the exchange will launch "US500", a perp-style index of the largest public companies in America, for US traders.
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Bybit lists WMTUSDT Perpetual Contract with up to 25x leverage
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has listed the WMTUSDT Perpetual Contract, which is now open for trading with up to 25x leverage.
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Bybit lists KOUSDT Perpetual Contract with up to 25x leverage
Bybit lists KOUSDT Perpetual Contract with up to 25x leverage
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Bybit Lists PEPUSDT Perpetual Contract with Up to 25x Leverage
Bybit Lists PEPUSDT Perpetual Contract with Up to 25x Leverage
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Bybit Lists MAUSDT Perpetual Contract with Up to 25x Leverage
Crypto exchange Bybit has listed the MAUSDT Perpetual Contract. Trading is now open with up to 25x leverage.
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Bybit lists PYPLUSDT perpetual contract with up to 20x leverage
Crypto exchange Bybit has listed the PYPLUSDT perpetual contract. The contract is now available for trading with up to 20x leverage.
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Bybit Lists BRKBUSDT Perpetual Contract with Up to 25x Leverage
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has listed the BRKBUSDT Perpetual Contract, offering up to 25x leverage. This contract allows users to trade on the price movements of Berkshire Hathaway Inc Class B shar
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CoinDesk Analysis: Perpetual Contracts Dominate Price Discovery on Bitcoin and Ethereum; the SpaceX Case Highlights Their Predictive Capabilities and Limitations
A CoinDesk analysis notes that perpetual futures (often referred to as “perps”) have become the primary driver of price discovery on Bitcoin and Ethereum, accounting for approximately 93% of total cry
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Unraveling TERMINUS and EPIC Perpetual Contracts: An In-Depth Analysis of the Crypto Market’s New Darling
This article provides an in-depth analysis of two high-profile projects in the crypto market—TERMINUS and Epic Chain (EPIC)—and offers a detailed explanation of their perpetual contract mechanisms. TERMINUS aims to bridge cryptocurrency and real-world payments through its PayFi solution and, as a Web3 innovation platform, is actively expanding its presence in Southeast Asia. Epic Chain, on the other hand, focuses on bringing real-world assets (RWAs) and entertainment onto the blockchain and plans to migrate to an EVM-compatible sidechain on the XRP Ledger. The article also provides a comprehensive explanation of how perpetual contracts work, their funding rate mechanisms, market advantages and potential risks, as well as their current development status and regulatory considerations within the global crypto derivatives market.
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What Is Perp DEX? An Analysis of the Advantages of the Top Four Perpetual Decentralized Exchanges in 2026
Perpetual decentralized exchanges (Perp DEXs) are one of the fastest-growing segments in the DeFi space, allowing users to trade perpetual futures contracts in a non-custodial manner. As of 2025, their cumulative trading volume has exceeded $1.5 trillion, and technological advancements have enabled them to compete with centralized exchanges in terms of speed and liquidity. This article will delve into the core mechanisms of Perp DEX and analyze the four leading platforms that stood out in the 2026 market—Hyperliquid, dYdX, GMX, and Drift—revealing their respective technical strengths and market positioning.
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A Detailed Explanation of the OKX USDT Perpetual Contract Settlement Process
OKX’s USDT perpetual contracts use a unique funding rate mechanism for settlement, rather than the expiration settlement typical of traditional futures. Starting January 20, 2021, the platform introduced real-time settlement, allowing traders’ realized gains and losses to be credited to their accounts instantly and withdrawn flexibly. The funding rate is settled every 8 hours (adjustable for certain contracts) to ensure that the contract price remains aligned with the spot price; its calculation formula was revised in 2025 and 2026. As the platform operator, OKX facilitates the exchange of fees between long and short positions and does not charge any additional service fees.
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Ethereum's Role in Perpetual Futures Shifts to Supporting Layer-2 Networks
As the crypto perpetual futures market booms, Ethereum's role is shifting from directly hosting high-frequency trading to supporting the Layer-2 networks where much of this activity now takes place. A
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Bybit Lists TBTUSDT Perpetual Contract with Up to 25x Leverage
Bybit has listed the TBTUSDT Perpetual Contract, which is now open for trading with up to 25x leverage. The contract is also available for trading via Futures bots.
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Bybit Launches TMFUSDT Perpetual Contracts with Up to 25x Leverage
Bybit Launches TMFUSDT Perpetual Contracts with Up to 25x Leverage
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Bybit lists SSPCUSDT Perpetual Contract with up to 25x leverage
Crypto exchange Bybit has listed the SSPCUSDT Perpetual Contract, which tracks the Leverage Shares 2X Short SPCX Daily ETF (SSPC). Trading is now open with up to 25x leverage.
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Binance Futures to Launch Multiple USDⓈ-Margined TradFi Perpetual Contracts
Binance Futures to Launch Multiple USDⓈ-Margined TradFi Perpetual Contracts
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Trade.xyz to cover SK Hynix perpetual contract liquidation losses after price anomaly
Trade.xyz will reimburse eligible traders for losses incurred from liquidations on its SK Hynix perpetual contract. This decision follows a price anomaly where an external SK Hynix price print caused
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Bybit will launch the FNUSDT TradFi perpetual contract on November 6, supporting up to 25x leverage
Bybit will launch the FNUSDT TradFi perpetual contract on November 6, supporting up to 25x leverage
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Bybit will list the DUOLUSDT TradFi perpetual contract on November 6, supporting up to 25x leverage
Bybit will list the DUOLUSDT TradFi perpetual contract at 11:00 AM UTC on November 6, with up to 25x leverage. This contract supports trading through futures bots such as Futures Grid.
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Bybit will list the FISVUSDT TradFi perpetual contract on November 6, supporting up to 25x leverage
Bybit will list the FISVUSDT TradFi perpetual contract with up to 25x leverage at 11:00 AM UTC on November 6. This contract supports trading via futures bots such as Futures Grid.
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Hyperliquid Strategies Seeks Futures Registration to Launch Perpetual Contracts in the US
Hyperliquid Strategies is seeking futures registration to launch perpetual contracts in the US. The firm spent $785 million on tokens during the quarter and plans to introduce Hyperliquid-based perpet
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Binance Announces Updates on Dividend Adjustment Process for SAMSUNGUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract
Binance Announces Updates on Dividend Adjustment Process for SAMSUNGUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract
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A U.S. federal judge has declined to halt single-stock perpetual contracts on platforms such as Kalshi and Coinbase, but ruled that the CFTC may have overstepped its authority.
A U.S. federal judge has declined to halt single-stock perpetual contract trading on the Kalshi, Coinbase Derivatives, and Bitnomial platforms, but ruled that the plaintiff coalition backed by Cboe an
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Coinbase Introduces Deribit Options and Perpetual Contracts for U.S. Institutional Clients via Coinbase Financial Markets
Coinbase is introducing Deribit options and perpetual contracts for U.S. institutional clients through Coinbase Financial Markets, allowing institutions to access global derivatives via the platform,
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Cboe-backed group sues US CFTC, seeking to block platforms like Coinbase from launching single-stock perpetual contracts
A coalition supported by Cboe has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), seeking emergency relief to prevent single-stock perpetual contracts offered by platform
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U.Today: HYPE Surges Over 2% Following CFTC Stock Perpetual Announcement
U.Today reported, citing TradingView charts, that HYPE/USD rose from the $84.9 to $85.30 range after 14:02 UTC on November 3, briefly exceeding $87.40, and was around $86.83 at the time of reporting,
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Bybit Launches USDBRLUSDT Traditional Finance Perpetual Contract with Up to 100x Leverage
Bybit Launches USDBRLUSDT Traditional Finance Perpetual Contract with Up to 100x Leverage
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Bybit will list the CEGUSDT traditional financial perpetual contract at 11:30 AM UTC on November 3, with up to 25x leverage.
Bybit will list the CEGUSDT traditional financial perpetual contract at 11:30 AM UTC on November 3, with up to 25x leverage.
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Bybit will launch PFEUSDT traditional financial perpetual contracts with up to 25x leverage at 11:30 AM UTC on November 3, 2026.
Bybit will launch PFEUSDT traditional financial perpetual contracts with up to 25x leverage at 11:30 AM UTC on November 3, 2026.
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Bybit to list AKAMUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Nov 3, 2026, 11:30 AM UTC, with up to 25x leverage
Bybit to list AKAMUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Nov 3, 2026, 11:30 AM UTC, with up to 25x leverage
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Coinbase Opens Deribit-Powered Perpetual Futures Trading to AI Agents
Coinbase opens Deribit-powered perpetual contract trading to AI agents. This global service requires eligible non-U.S. accounts and derivatives trading qualifications, with trading approval contingent
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ICE re-releases cooperation announcement with Trade[XYZ], emphasizing "planned introduction" and "subject to regulatory approval."
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) re-posted its partnership announcement with Trade[XYZ] after deleting its earlier post. The updated post revised the wording, emphasizing that the two parties "plan to
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Bybit to list BKNGUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Oct 30, 2026, 9:35 AM UTC, with up to 25x leverage
Bybit to list BKNGUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Oct 30, 2026, 9:35 AM UTC, with up to 25x leverage
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Bybit to list XLIUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Oct 30, 2026, 9:35 AM UTC, with up to 25x leverage.
Bybit to list XLIUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Oct 30, 2026, 9:35 AM UTC, with up to 25x leverage.
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Bybit will launch XPUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contracts with up to 25x leverage on October 30 at 9:30 AM UTC.
Bybit will launch XPUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contracts with up to 25x leverage on October 30 at 9:30 AM UTC.
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Bybit to list EWZSUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Oct 30, 2026, 9:30 AM UTC, with up to 25x leverage
Bybit to list EWZSUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Oct 30, 2026, 9:30 AM UTC, with up to 25x leverage
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Bybit will list the OXYUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Oct 30, 2026, 9:35AM UTC, with maximum leverage of up to 25x.
Bybit will list the OXYUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Oct 30, 2026, 9:35AM UTC, with maximum leverage of up to 25x.
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Bybit to list SMRUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Oct 30, 2026, 9:30AM UTC, with up to 25x leverage
Bybit to list SMRUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract on Oct 30, 2026, 9:30AM UTC, with up to 25x leverage
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Hyperliquid Perpetual Volume Doubles to $17.44 Billion, Driving Fees to 30-Day High
On Oct. 29, Hyperliquid's perpetuals turnover reached $17.44 billion, while liquidations climbed to about $252 million and outstanding positions declined.
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Binance Futures will launch multiple TradFi USDⓈ-Margined Perpetual Contracts.
Binance Futures will launch multiple TradFi USDⓈ-Margined Perpetual Contracts.
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Wu Blockchain forwarded a Bloomberg report: Hyperliquid platform's over $170 million in abnormal oil perpetual contract orders raises concerns about deceptive trading.
Wu Blockchain reported, citing Bloomberg, that market surveillance firm Solidus Labs found two Hyperliquid accounts engaged in unusual order activity involving over $170 million in oil perpetual contr
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Is BTCC an Exchange or a Token? An Overview of BTCC and Its Future Outlook
BTCC generally refers to the veteran cryptocurrency exchange rather than any confirmed standalone token. This article outlines its establishment, funding, business transformation, and services such as spot, perpetual contracts, and copy trading, while noting that valuation is inappropriate given insufficient information regarding tokens of the same name. Its future depends more on compliance, risk management, product offerings, and market competition rather than short-term price expectations.
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What is a Crypto Contract? An Analysis of Cryptocurrency Derivatives Types and the Advantages of Perpetual Contracts
This article introduces the fundamental concepts and common types of contracts in cryptocurrency derivatives, and deeply explores the core advantages of perpetual contracts, such as no expiration date, the funding rate mechanism, and high liquidity.
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OKX USDT Perpetual Contract Index Price Calculation Rules Explained
OKX (formerly OKEX) USDT-margined perpetual contract index prices are designed to accurately reflect the fair spot value of the underlying asset. This index is calculated by combining the real-time transaction prices from at least three mainstream exchanges with sufficient liquidity, using a weighted average. To ensure price stability, OKX has designed an anomaly handling mechanism that adjusts prices when a single exchange's price deviates from the median by more than 2%. The index price serves as the basis for the mark price, which in turn affects users' profit and loss calculations and settlements. Stock and commodity perpetual contracts also follow a similar multi-source pricing methodology, with real-time exchange rate conversions for USD-denominated data.
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SERP Token: An Analysis of the Shibarium Perpetuals Project and Its Market Status
SERP, or Shibarium Perpetuals, is a token designed to offer decentralized spot and perpetual contract trading with no price impact and low transaction fees. Issued on Ethereum, it leverages Chainlink oracles for dynamic pricing and aims to generate returns for liquidity providers through market making and leveraged trading. However, recent data indicates that SERP's 24-hour trading volume and circulating supply on major platforms are zero or inactive, and leading trading platforms explicitly state they do not support its trading. Consequently, the token currently lacks active market liquidity.
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Perpetual Contract Trading: Understanding Initial Margin and Maintenance Margin
Perpetual contracts, as financial instruments without an expiration date, center their trading around a margin system. This article will delve into two key concepts in perpetual contract trading: initial margin and maintenance margin. Initial margin is the minimum capital required to open a new position, while maintenance margin is the minimum account balance that must be maintained to avoid forced liquidation while holding a position. Understanding these margin requirements and their calculation methods is crucial for traders to effectively manage leverage risk and avoid unnecessary losses. The article will also explore related concepts such as the forced liquidation mechanism, leverage effect, and funding rates.
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On-chain perpetual contract DEX trading volume has fallen for five consecutive months, diverging from the CEX market.
Trading volume for on-chain perpetual contract decentralized exchanges (Perp DEXs) has declined for five consecutive months since peaking in October 2025, reaching $699 billion in March 2026. Despite the volume adjustment, Perp DEXs' share of the overall perpetual contract market has continued to grow, reaching 12.33% as of September 2026. Meanwhile, centralized exchanges (CEXs) are facing a contraction in perpetual contract activity. Capital market confidence in Perp DEXs remains strong, with several emerging projects securing nearly $100 million in funding in May 2026, reflecting investors' optimism about the long-term potential of decentralized derivatives.
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Bybit USDT Perpetual Contract Liquidation Mechanism Analysis
This article provides a detailed analysis of Bybit's USDT perpetual contract liquidation mechanism, covering trigger conditions, the liquidation process, differences under various margin modes, and the operation of the insurance fund and auto-deleveraging system. It also incorporates official data up to October 2026 to offer traders a knowledge reference for understanding and managing risk.
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Key Differences Between RIO Perpetual Contracts and STRX Leveraged Trading
This article aims to clarify the fundamental differences between perpetual contract trading for the RIO token and leveraged spot trading for the STRX token. A perpetual contract is a derivative with no expiration date, maintained by funding rates, where traders do not actually hold the underlying asset; whereas leveraged spot trading involves borrowing funds to purchase real assets. We will analyze the distinctions in contract nature, fee structure, and risk characteristics between these two trading models, incorporating the project backgrounds of RIO (Realio Network's native token) and STRX (StrikeX ecosystem's utility token).
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Bitcoin Futures Explained: What's the Difference Between Delivery Futures and Perpetual Contracts?
Bitcoin futures are a type of crypto asset derivative that allows investors to profit from price fluctuations by going long or short, often supporting high leverage. This article will delve into two main types: futures contracts and perpetual contracts. Futures contracts have a fixed expiration date and settlement mechanism, while perpetual contracts have no expiration date and are anchored to the spot price through funding rates. Understanding the differences between the two in terms of settlement, pricing mechanisms, funding fees, leverage, and liquidity is crucial for comprehending their risks and applicable scenarios.
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Bitcoin Futures Contracts and Cryptocurrency Futures Trading Analysis
Bitcoin futures contracts are financial derivatives that allow traders to speculate on future prices or hedge risks without actually holding Bitcoin. Futures trading in the cryptocurrency market is mainly divided into traditional deliverable contracts with a clear expiration date (such as CME) and perpetual contracts with no expiration date. Perpetual contracts anchor to the spot price through a funding rate mechanism and generally offer high leverage. While futures trading provides the advantages of profiting in both directions and hedging, its high leverage and Bitcoin's inherent extreme volatility also bring significant risks such as forced liquidation, requiring investors to participate cautiously.
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USDJ Perpetual Contracts and ORCA Leverage: An Analysis of Crypto Market Tools
USDJ is a collateralized stablecoin on the TRON network, but its current price deviates significantly from its USD peg, and its trading market is extremely illiquid. ORCA is a well-known decentralized exchange token within the Solana ecosystem, and its perpetual contracts offer leveraged trading on multiple platforms. This article analyzes the basic mechanisms and current market status of both instruments, pointing out that USDJ currently lacks an active perpetual contract market, while ORCA leveraged trading is relatively mature. Investors should be aware of the risks of stablecoin de-pegging and the high volatility of leveraged trading.
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NFP and RLY Perpetual Contracts: Analyzing New Trends in the Crypto Market
This article delves into NFPrompt (NFP), an AI-powered Web3 creation platform and its token, as well as the Rally (RLY) community network and its RLY token. Concurrently, the article provides a detailed explanation of the operational mechanisms of RLY perpetual contracts, revealing how these derivatives offer leveraged trading and price speculation opportunities in the crypto market, and analyzes their significance in the evolving digital assets landscape.
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SAKAI Coin Trading Guide: Understanding Sakai Vault and Its Exchange Listings
SAKAI is the native utility token of Sakai Vault, a decentralized exchange (DEX) platform built on the BNB Smart Chain, offering perpetual contract trading and AI-driven strategies. Sakai Vault aims to expand DeFi use cases, employing a deflationary token model and enhancing user experience through staking and liquidity incentives. SAKAI can be traded on decentralized exchanges like PancakeSwap and centralized platforms such as Gate.io. This article will detail SAKAI's market overview, trading methods, and major listing platforms.
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Deciphering Cryptocurrency Leveraged Trading Platforms: Main Types and Risk Management
Cryptocurrency leverage trading allows users to borrow funds to amplify trading positions, potentially leading to higher gains or losses. This article will delve into how leverage trading works, the main types of platforms, and introduce some well-known trading platforms that offer leveraged products such as perpetual contracts, while also emphasizing the associated high risks and necessary risk management strategies.
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OKX Perpetual Contract Trading Mechanism and Operation Guide
Perpetual contracts are the mainstream trading instrument in the cryptocurrency derivatives market, allowing traders to go long or short on the future price of an asset without a set expiration date. This article analyzes the core mechanisms of OKX perpetual contracts, including funding rates, mark price, leverage, and margin modes. It also provides operational guidance from account preparation to order placement and risk management, while emphasizing the significant risks associated with high-leleverage trading.
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OKX Lists HYPE Perpetual Contracts and a Review of USDG Stablecoin Contract Development
This article reviews the event of OKX listing Hyperliquid's native token HYPE perpetual contract in February 2025, and outlines the development history of Paxos-issued regulated stablecoin USDG (Global Dollar). The listing of HYPE, the governance and deflationary asset of the decentralized perpetual contract exchange Hyperliquid, on a mainstream platform reflects the maturity of the DeFi derivatives market. USDG, with its compliant reserves, multi-chain expansion, and deep integration on platforms like OKX, demonstrates the infrastructure role of stablecoins in payments and derivatives settlement.
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Bitget Perpetual Contract Protocol Auto-Deleveraging (ADL) Mechanism Analysis
Bitget's perpetual contract protocol liquidation queue primarily refers to its Auto-Deleveraging (ADL) mechanism. When severe market fluctuations lead to forced liquidation of user positions and the insurance fund is insufficient to cover the losses from bankruptcies, ADL is triggered. This mechanism deleverages a portion of profitable traders holding opposite positions, in a specific order, to mitigate systemic risk. This article analyzes the ADL's trigger conditions, liquidation order, Bitget's tiered margin system, insurance fund, and mark price, among other core risk control designs, to help users understand this critical risk management process.
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CoinBene Perpetual Contract Services: China Market Exit and Current Status Review
CoinBene, once a global digital asset trading platform, announced the permanent closure of its services in mainland China in 2021 in response to regulatory requirements. This move prevented Chinese users from logging into the platform or using services such as its perpetual contracts, rendering all related trading tutorials obsolete. This article reviews CoinBene's historical services and the specifics of its withdrawal from mainland China.
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BLOK Perpetual Contract In-Depth Analysis: Key Mechanisms and Risk Considerations
BLOK is the utility token for Bloktopia, a metaverse project built on Polygon that offers VR educational and entertainment experiences. BLOK perpetual contracts allow traders to speculate on the token's price with leverage without actually holding the asset, and with no expiry date. The contracts are pegged to the spot price via funding rates, but high-leverage trading carries significant liquidation risk. Given the extremely low trading volume in the BLOK token spot market, traders need to be highly vigilant about potential liquidity risks and fully understand the complexities and risks before engaging in perpetual contract trading.
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VON Exchange and MOCA Perpetual Contracts: Market Dynamics Analysis
This article delves into the VON exchange and its eponymous VON token ecosystem, as well as the performance of the Moca Network (MOCA) token in perpetual contract markets on mainstream exchanges. The VON token, as a utility token for Play-to-Earn games, has garnered attention for its trading activity and price volatility; MOCA, positioned as a chain-agnostic digital identity infrastructure, has demonstrated significant trading volume and leverage options in the perpetual contract market, and faces an upcoming token unlock event.
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What is ALL Coin? Binance ALL Composite Index and its Perpetual Contract Trading Analysis
"ALL Coin" does not refer to a standalone cryptocurrency but specifically to the ALL Composite Index launched by Binance. This index aims to track the overall performance of all USDT-quoted altcoin perpetual contracts on the Binance platform, utilizing an equal-weighted mechanism and daily rebalancing. The ALLUSDT perpetual contract was launched in August 2025, offering up to 75x leverage, and is primarily traded on the Binance Futures platform, regarded as a tool for a one-click bet on the altcoin market trend.
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BitMart Exchange Has Ceased Operations: A Review of Perpetual Contract Services and Platform Status
Cryptocurrency exchange BitMart fully ceased all trading services, including perpetual contracts, on August 26, 2026. The platform announced on July 26, 2026, that it would be winding down operations in an orderly manner and urged users to close positions and withdraw assets as soon as possible. This article will review the features of BitMart's perpetual contract products before the service cessation, detail its shutdown timeline, and outline important information for users, reminding them to monitor the platform's latest announcements to ensure asset security.
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HTX Perpetual Contract Beginner's Guide: Master Five Core Essentials
HTX (formerly Huobi) perpetual contracts are a crucial component of cryptocurrency derivatives trading. For beginners, understanding their no-expiration-date feature, funding rate mechanism, high-leverage risk management, diversified trading modes, and account operation procedures is essential. This article will delve into these five core points, including how funding rates anchor spot prices, the risks and stop-loss strategies of leveraged trading, the differences between USDT-margined and coin-margined contracts, and how to securely open and manage a contract account. It aims to help novices fully grasp the basic knowledge of perpetual contract trading and effectively mitigate potential risks.
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KuCoin Perpetual Contracts In-Depth Analysis: 10 Key Points for Beginners
KuCoin perpetual contracts are cryptocurrency derivatives without an expiry date, allowing traders to amplify potential gains and losses using leverage. This article will provide a detailed explanation of how perpetual contracts work for beginners, covering funding rates, leveraged trading, liquidation risks, margin modes, and various order types. It will also introduce KuCoin's simulated trading environment, innovative stock indices, and pre-sale contracts, while emphasizing their inherent high risks, aiming to help beginners fully understand and participate cautiously.
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