Deepcoin rolls out global stock perpetuals as it pushes deeper into multi-asset trading

Deepcoin rolls out global stock perpetuals as it pushes deeper into multi-asset trading

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2026-09-04 10:59:56
Deepcoin has launched global stock perpetual contracts, adding 96 stock and ETF contracts that let users trade long or short with up to 25x leverage using USDT. The lineup includes widely watched names such as Nvidia, Tesla, Pop Mart and Unitree Robotics. The exchange framed the launch as part of a broader expansion from crypto-native products into a wider set of global assets. According to the company, its multi-asset coverage already extends to U.S., Hong Kong and South Korean equities, ETFs, and commodities including gold and silver. Alongside the new stock perpetuals, Deepcoin introduced a sector narrative tool designed to track unusual moves in individual names and sectors and pair them with recent market events to help users understand what may be driving price action. The platform also rolled out a limited-time 25% fee discount on stock perpetual trading and several incentive programs, including a trading competition, a sector trading challenge and a trader ranking feature. Deepcoin said it plans to list Ondo tokenized U.S. stock products in mid-September, describing that step as part of a broader move into real-world assets, or RWA. The company said the goal is not only to add more tradable instruments, but also to build the trading and information tools needed to support them.

Deepcoin has launched global stock perpetual contracts, with 96 stock and ETF contracts now live. The products cover heavily watched names including Nvidia, Tesla, Pop Mart and Unitree Robotics, and allow users to trade long or short with up to 25x leverage using USDT.

The addition brings traditional financial market assets into a structure that is more familiar to crypto traders. For users accustomed to USDT pricing, leverage and two-way trading, stock perpetuals open a route into global equity markets. For Deepcoin, the move broadens its tradable universe from crypto toward a wider pool of global assets.

Competition is shifting from more tokens to more asset classes

Deepcoin said exchange competition in recent years has largely centered on token count, liquidity and market depth. As user demand has spread across a broader set of asset classes, that competitive focus has started to shift. The question is no longer only how many crypto assets a platform can offer, but also whether it can support trading across a more diverse range of global assets.

Against that backdrop, Deepcoin said its multi-asset push already covers U.S., Hong Kong and South Korean equities, ETFs, and commodities such as gold and silver. The new stock perpetual contracts extend that framework by bringing more widely followed traditional market assets into a trading system that crypto users already know how to use.

New information tools arrive alongside the product launch

As trading expands from crypto into equities, ETFs and precious metals, the information users need becomes more complex as well. Unlike the relatively familiar narratives and market structure in crypto, stock prices can be shaped at the same time by company-specific developments, sector events, macro conditions and market sentiment. For users entering a new market, finding useful information quickly and understanding what is behind price moves becomes part of the challenge.

Deepcoin said that is why it launched a sector narrative tool alongside the stock perpetual contracts. The tool is designed to monitor unusual moves in individual stocks and sectors, then generate explanations tied to recent market themes and events in order to sort out the logic linking news flow and price action. When users see an asset or sector move sharply, they can look deeper into related developments and possible drivers, lowering the barrier to getting information across markets and making sense of the move.

To support the launch, Deepcoin introduced a limited-time 25% discount on stock perpetual trading fees. It also rolled out several trading incentive programs, including a stock trading competition, a sector trading challenge and a ranking feature for lead traders. The company said these additions are meant to flesh out the trading and interaction layer around the new product.

From the trading product itself to information tools and accompanying campaigns, stock perpetuals are being positioned as a relatively complete product segment inside Deepcoin’s broader multi-asset buildout.

Ondo tokenized U.S. stock products are planned for mid-September

Beyond stock perpetuals, Deepcoin said it plans to launch Ondo tokenized U.S. stock products in mid-September. The company described the products as compliant tokenized assets backed by real underlying assets, a move that would push its multi-asset effort further into RWA, short for Real World Assets.

If stock perpetuals bring traditional equities into a crypto derivatives framework, RWA expands the ways real-world assets can connect with Web3 markets. Through tokenization, traditional financial assets can gain an on-chain form and a route for circulation. Deepcoin said this would mark another step in extending its multi-asset strategy from traditional financial instruments toward on-chain assets.

The strategy is broader than simply listing more instruments

As the number of covered asset classes grows, Deepcoin said its focus is not limited to what else can be listed. The bigger question, in its view, is whether those assets can create value for users once they are available on the platform, and whether the exchange can build the trading and information services needed around them.

That means a multi-asset strategy is not only about expanding the menu of tradable instruments. It also requires products that help users gather information, understand markets and take part in trading. Deepcoin said it will keep adding assets and building products around user demand so that different kinds of global assets can enter the crypto trading system in a way better suited to each market, while gradually forming infrastructure that links trading with information services across a diverse asset base.

From stock perpetuals to RWA, the company said it is not aiming for asset expansion alone. It wants to build a trading system that connects diverse global assets with different types of users, so that the value of more assets can be reached through more mature product capabilities.

About Deepcoin

Deepcoin was founded in 2019 and has established operating centers in multiple countries and regions, according to the company.

The exchange said it has an independent crypto asset trading system, an advanced matching engine and asset security technology. It also said it has operated steadily for more than seven years and remains focused on cryptocurrency trading, offering what it described as professional, secure and high-quality services through innovative product features and a diversified trading experience.

Deepcoin also said that in 2026 it entered into a deep strategic partnership with the Argentina national football team, described as world champion, as part of a push to combine sports and financial innovation in serving global users.

More information is available at https://www.deepcoin.com/

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