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Tapbit has introduced new USDT-denominated perpetual futures contracts, enabling users to trade synthetic derivatives that provide exposure to traditional assets and ETFs, including instruments similar to TQQQ, SQQQ, and UVXY, on its platform.
Tapbit has announced the addition of six USDT-denominated perpetual trading pairs, including contracts that track major equity ETFs and commodities such as SPYUSDT, QQQUSDT, EWYUSDT, OPENAIUSDT, BZUSDT, and GOLDUSDT. According to official information, these synthetic contracts allow users to gain price exposure to a range of traditional financial instruments—including U.S. and South Korean equities, commodities, and a pre‑IPO OpenAI contract—using crypto margin, without requiring direct ownership of the underlying assets.
The launch is positioned as an expansion of the platform’s product offering, accommodating diverse trading strategies tied to macro, thematic, and speculative market trends. Users are advised to review the specific contract conditions, including leverage, margin, fees, and risk disclosures, before trading.
Tapbit is a cryptocurrency trading platform that offers access to over 800 assets across spot and futures markets, along with P2P exchanges and the ability to purchase digital assets using 45 fiat currencies. The platform supports trading via a browser or mobile apps for Android and iOS, and features services such as copy trading and Tapbit Earn for generating passive income. For more details about its features, trading fees, supported payment methods, and regulatory information, view the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more context on Tapbit’s platform developments, see our earlier news about the broker’s expansion of its Earn program to include BNB, TRX, and SUI, with interest rates up to 20% APY, in this previous Tapbit update on Traders Union.