Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has listed perpetual contracts for IBM, Nokia, and Applied Materials, expanding its traditional asset derivatives.
According to TechFlowPost, the cryptocurrency exchange Bybit officially listed perpetual contracts for IBM, Nokia, and Applied Materials today. Perpetual contracts are a type of derivative with no expiry date, enabling traders to track the underlying asset prices with leverage.
The newly listed contracts are based on well-known traditional tech companies. IBM is an information technology giant, Nokia is a telecommunications equipment manufacturer, and Applied Materials is a semiconductor equipment supplier. This move further expands Bybit's traditional asset derivatives lineup, offering traders more diversified choices.
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