Entropy spent 569.98 units HYPE to bid for the xiaomi code, and may list its perpetual contract
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AT A GLANCE
Entropy spent 569.98 units HYPE to bid for the xiaomi code; the listing of the perpetual contract has not been confirmed.
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Entropy spending 569.98 units HYPE Bids for the xiaomi (Xiaomi) code may indicate that its perpetual contract is about to be listed
According to BlockBeats,October 10,HIP-3 the market deployer Entropy spent 569.98 units HYPE to bid for the xiaomi code; Entropy may soon list its perpetual contract.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/371171
Key points
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According to BlockBeats,October 10,HIP-3 the market deployer Entropy spent 569.98 units HYPE to bid for the xiaomi code.
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It is reported that Entropy may soon list the xiaomi perpetual contract.
AI-assisted interpretation
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
Entropy obtained the code named “xiaomi” and paid 569.98 units HYPE. The report only speculates that the related perpetual contract may be listed; it has not confirmed that it has already been listed.
Why it matters to readers
This indicates that Entropy purchased the code through an auction, but this report alone cannot determine whether the perpetual contract will actually be opened for trading.
HYPE is the token used to pay the auction fee; a perpetual contract is a type of contract with no expiration date. The key point here is that the code acquisition has been reported, while the contract listing remains uncertain.
Risks and unknowns
The original text does not confirm whether Entropy will officially list the xiaomi perpetual contract.
The original text does not state whether the xiaomi contract has already been opened for trading.
569.98 units HYPE settlement or on-chain confirmation, the original text does not state.
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A derivative contract with no expiration date, designed for continuous holding, whose funding rate mechanism helps keep its price close to that of the underlying asset.