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Bitget launched FTNT、EWZS and PFE stock perpetual contracts, supporting USDT settlement, up to 20 x leverage, and -hour trading.
Bitget Launches perpetual contracts for Pfizer, Fortinet, and more 3 stock perpetual contracts
BlockBeats reported that October 30，Bitget launched FTNT(Fortinet),EWZS(iShares MSCI Brazil Small-Cap ETF), and PFE(Pfizer)3 popular stock perpetual contracts.
The above contracts are settled in USDT and support up to 20 x leverage and 7×24-hour trading. As of now,Bitget supports a total of 392 stock contract underlying assets.
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BlockBeats reported that Bitget on October 30 launched FTNT、EWZS and PFE three stock perpetual contracts.
FTNT corresponds to Fortinet,EWZS corresponds to iShares MSCI Brazil Small-Cap ETF，PFE corresponds to Pfizer.
The above contracts are settled in USDT.
The above contracts support up to 20 x leverage and 7×24-hour trading.
At the time of publication,Bitget supported 392 stock contract underlying assets.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
Stock perpetual contracts are derivatives that track the relevant stock or ETF underlying asset, allowing users to trade price movements without directly holding the corresponding asset. These contracts are settled in USDT and permit the use of leverage.
This launch adds Bitget tradable stock contract underlying assets and provides around-the-clock trading and leverage features.
Beginners should understand in particular: 20 x leverage amplifies gains and losses resulting from price movements; 7×24-hour trading also means that position risk may persist continuously.
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