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Bitget It was reported that EIDO、STM and EQT three USDT-settled stock perpetual contracts were listed.
Bitget Stock perpetual contracts launched EIDO、STM and EQT BlockBeats reported that October 27，Bitget listed EIDO（iShares MSCI emerging-market ETF）、STM(STMicroelectronics) and EQT（EQT Corporation）3 stock perpetual contracts. The above contracts are settled in USDT, support up to 20 x leverage and 7×24-hour trading. As of now,Bitget supports a total of 382 stock contract underlying assets.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/373851
BlockBeats reported that Bitget listed October 27 EIDO、STM and EQT three stock perpetual contracts.
The original text labels EIDO as “iShares MSCI emerging markets ETF”、STM as “STMicroelectronics,” and EQT as “EQT Corporation”。
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 382 stock contract underlying assets.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
The report stated that Bitget added three stock-related perpetual contract trading underlying assets. Users can settle in USDT and may choose leveraged trading; “up to 20 x” represents the maximum available leverage and does not mean that 20 x must be used.
The addition of these underlying assets expands the tradable scope of Bitget stock contracts; meanwhile, up to 20 x leverage and around-the-clock trading are trading conditions that participants should pay close attention to.
Beginners should first understand the meanings of perpetual contracts,USDT settlement, and leverage. Leverage magnifies trading results, so one should not focus only on trading hours and the maximum multiple.
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