BTSE is pleased to announce the addition of three perpetual futures contracts with up to 20x leverage to its already impressive futures lineup, growing its selection of quality digital assets available to users.
The three are:
1. INJ-PERP (Injective Perpetual Futures Contracts)
Injective (INJ) is a finance-oriented blockchain supporting various DeFi applications, including exchanges and lending protocols. Featuring a decentralized, MEV-resistant on-chain order book, it supports multiple financial markets and offers robust cross-chain interoperability with Ethereum, IBC-enabled blockchains, and others like Solana. Built on the Cosmos SDK with a Tendermint-based PoS consensus, it ensures rapid transactions and high throughput. Injective’s smart contract platform, based on CosmWasm, enables seamless multi-chain interactions and automatic execution. The INJ token underpins governance, network security, and developer incentives.
2. ORDI-PERP (ORDI Perpetual Futures Contracts)
ORDI is the inaugural BRC-20 meme coin operating on the Bitcoin network, made possible by the innovative Ordinals protocol. Developed by software engineer Casey Rodarmor, this protocol enables the embedding of data such as text, images, audio, and video directly onto each satoshi, the smallest unit of Bitcoin. This breakthrough technology has opened the door for new forms of non-fungible tokens and token applications within the Bitcoin ecosystem.
3. SEI-PERP (Sei Perpetual Futures Contracts)
Sei is the first sector-specific Layer 1 blockchain, uniquely designed for trading to provide exchanges with a competitive edge. Recognizing decentralized exchanges as a pivotal application in crypto, Sei caters to their specific needs for reliability, scalability, and speed.
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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