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. KAS-PERP (Kaspa Perpetual Futures Contracts)
Kaspa (KAS) is a proof-of-work cryptocurrency that utilizes the GHOSTDAG protocol to innovate beyond traditional blockchains. Unlike the typical practice of orphaning parallel blocks, GHOSTDAG enables their coexistence and consensus-based ordering, transforming the Kaspa blockchain into a blockDAG. This evolution of Nakamoto consensus ensures security while significantly boosting block rates (presently one block per second, targeting 10/sec, with aspirations of 100/sec) and reducing confirmation times primarily to internet latency.
2. PYTH-PERP (Pyth Network Perpetual Futures Contracts)
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Spot and perpetual futures in one account. New users can claim up to $315 in rewards.
The Pyth Network (PYTH) stands as the foremost first-party oracle for global financial data, offering over 300 real-time price feeds spanning key asset classes such as digital assets, equities, ETFs, FX, and commodities. Comprised of leading exchanges, market makers, and financial services providers, the network aggregates and distributes proprietary price data on-chain, serving smart contract applications.
3. TRB-PERP (Tellor Perpetual Futures Contracts)
Tellor (TRB) is a decentralized oracle protocol that plays a crucial role in blockchain infrastructure by providing off-chain data to on-chain smart contracts. It features a permissionless system where data reporters compete for TRB incentives to supply, validate, and bring a wide range of valuable information on-chain, catering to diverse DeFi applications.
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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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