BTSE is pleased to announce the addition of two perpetual futures contracts with up to 20x leverage to its already impressive futures lineup, growing its selection of quality digital assets available to users. They are:
1. 1KSHIB-PERP (1,000 SHIB Perpetual Futures Contracts)
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is a decentralized, Ethereum-based cryptocurrency created anonymously under the pseudonym “Ryoshi” in August 2020. It has quickly gained popularity and value, becoming a global phenomenon accepted as payment at hundreds of locations. Despite its creator’s insistence on remaining an unimportant figure, SHIB rose to fame thanks to its engaging community, the appeal of its meme-inspired branding, and endorsements from notable personalities like Elon Musk and Vitalik Buterin.
At the time of writing, SHIBA has gained over 128% in the past 7 days, currently trading at $0.0000314.
2. 1KPEPE-PERP (1,000 PEPE Perpetual Futures Contracts)
Pepe (PEPE) is a deflationary meme coin launched on Ethereum, inspired by the Pepe the Frog internet meme. It seeks to join the ranks of popular meme coins like Shiba Inu and Dogecoin, attracting a community with its no-tax policy and candid acknowledgment of its purely memetic value. Between late April and May 2023, PEPE saw its market cap soar to $1.6 billion, creating millionaires from early adopters and sparking a frenzy dubbed “meme coin season,” with many new meme coins experiencing rapid fluctuations in value.
With its aim for a “meme takeover” in anticipation of the next Bitcoin halving cycle and a potential market bull run, the price of PEPE has seen an increase of more than 127% in the past 7 days, currently trading at $0.000006822.
Trade BTSE Futures here.
Learn more about futures trading on BTSE:
- An Introduction to Crypto Futures Trading
- How to Trade Futures Contracts on BTSE
- BTSE Futures: User Interface Guide
- How to Fund Your BTSE Futures Wallet
- BTSE Futures: What Is Leverage and How to Adjust It
- BTSE Futures: What Is Funding Rate?
- BTSE Futures: What Is Liquidation?
- Managing Risk in Futures Trading: The Importance of Margin and Leverage
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