JELLYJELLYUSDT now launched for futures trading and trading bots

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Bitget Announcement2025/01/30 08:59

By:Bitget Announcement

Bitget has launched JELLYJELLYUSDT for futures trading with a maximum leverage of 20, along with support for futures trading bots, on January 30, 2025 (UTC+8).

Welcome to try futures trading via our official website (www.bitget.com) or Bitget APP.

JELLYJELLYUSDT-M perpetual futures:

Parameters	Details
Listing time	January 30, 2025 17:00 (UTC+8)
Underlying asset	JELLYJELLY
Settlement asset	USDT
Tick size	0.0001
Maximum leverage	20x
Funding fee settlement frequency	Every eight hours
Trading time	7*24

Depending on market risk conditions, Bitget may adjust the parameters from time to time, which may include the tick size, maximum leverage, and maintenance margin rate.

[Futures]

Bitget’s futures include: USDT-M Futures, Coin-M Futures and USDC-M Futures.

USDT-M Futures - Trade using USDT for all pairs. You can choose USDT to trade multiple currency pairs at the same time, in which multiple futures share the same account equity, profit, loss and risks.

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