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Crypto-derivative avenue has been fetching the numerous interests after the recent trends in Bitcoin price sentiment. The Cryptocurrency futures market has evolved over the course of 2019 as products have been developed.
Exchanges like ‘OKEx’ have been offering C2C wide ranges of spot and derivatives instruments, such as ‘Futures, Perpetual Swap, and Options Trading’ under the same roof. OKEx has recently announced that it will soon be launching USDT-margined perpetual swap trading feature on its platform.
Bitfinex also offers digital token Futures known as perpetual contracts only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, Deribit made options trading on BTC and ETH popular over the year.
Now, FTX, a crypto-derivatives exchange, has rolled out the trading facility for Perpetual Futures on BiLira, a Turkish Lira-pegged stablecoin released back in October 2019. The launch of BiLira Futures indicates a better distribution of its token across fiat-to-crypto platforms, bringing in more investors to the crypto-space.
The CEO of FTX and Alameda research has made an announcement to confirm the news. Of late, the concept of ‘perpetual swap’ is the popular derivative instrument which is getting traction as it is utilized for trading Bitcoin with leverage. This trading instrument revolves within the close vicinity of spot and involves exchange of an interest-rate term every few hours between buyers and sellers.
