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Stock, Gold and Oil Perps Surge 33-Fold in 10 Months

Perpetual futures covering equities, gold, and crude oil expanded thirty-three-fold in ten months as traditional assets migrate to crypto venues.

Stock, Gold and Oil Perps Surge 33-Fold in 10 Months
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Trading activity in perpetual futures tied to traditional assets has seen exponential expansion across digital asset platforms, according to BigGo Finance.

Perpetual futures contracts on stocks, gold, and crude oil surged 33-fold over a 10-month span as conventional financial instruments continue migrating into crypto exchange ecosystems.

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Growth across asset classes

The dramatic increase underscores growing market appetite for non-crypto underlyings settled via cryptocurrency derivative structures. Platforms offering exposure to equities and raw materials alongside digital tokens have captured rising volume as traditional assets increasingly flow into crypto trading venues.

Key facts

  • Perpetual futures tracking stocks, gold, and crude oil grew 33-fold in 10 months.
  • Growth reflects accelerated capital and liquidity flows from traditional assets into crypto exchanges.
  • The contracts enable exposure to commodities and equities within crypto-native derivatives venues.
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Source: news.google.com

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