Gate has launched live perpetual contract trading for Pons (PONS) with USDT settlement and leverage selectable from 1x to 20x, according to the exchange's official announcement. PONS has also been added to Gate's unified account lending service, and isolated margin trading pairs for PONS are now open. In the same update, the exchange went live with PONS interest-bearing products through Yu Bao Bao, demand collateralized lending, and fixed-term collateralized lending. Trading bots, copy trading, flash exchange, and dollar-cost averaging (DCA) investment features for PONS have all been enabled. The announcement covers leveraged derivatives, margin trading, lending, savings, and automated investment tools in one release. Users can access these functions directly through the exchange. The perpetual contract is settled in USDT, and leverage can be set up to 20 times. The official statement also confirmed that PONS is now supported across trading, lending and automated investment product lines.
Gate has launched live trading for Pons (PONS) perpetual contracts with USDT settlement and leverage ranging from 1x to 20x, according to an official announcement. PONS has also been added to the exchange's unified account lending service, and isolated margin trading pairs for PONS are now open.
In the same release, Gate went live with PONS interest-bearing products through Yu Bao Bao, demand collateralized lending, and fixed-term collateralized lending. Trading bots, copy trading, flash exchange, and dollar-cost averaging (DCA) investment functions for PONS are all enabled.
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