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BitMEX Announces New XBTJ25 Bitcoin Futures Contract

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By Aggregated - see source on February 21, 2025 Blockchain
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Caroline Bishop
Feb 21, 2025 21:37

BitMEX is set to launch a new XBTJ25 futures contract, underlined and margined in Bitcoin, on February 25, 2025. The contract offers up to 100x leverage and will expire on April 25, 2025.





BitMEX has announced the listing of a new XBT futures contract, XBTJ25, set to go live on February 25, 2025, at 04:00 UTC. This contract, underlined and margined in Bitcoin, will be available for trading on the platform and is scheduled to expire on April 25, 2025, according to BitMEX.

Contract Details

The XBTJ25 contract will be cash-settled and offers traders significant leverage, with options of up to 100x. The contract will feature a risk limit of 75 XBT, allowing traders to manage their positions effectively. Additionally, the contract is currently available on the BitMEX Testnet, where users can view its specifications and test their trading strategies before the official launch.

Trading Implications

The introduction of the XBTJ25 contract underscores BitMEX’s commitment to providing diverse and robust trading options for its users. By offering a Bitcoin-margined futures contract with high leverage, BitMEX aims to attract both institutional and retail traders looking to maximize their exposure to Bitcoin price movements.

This move comes as the cryptocurrency market continues to mature, with increased interest in derivative products that allow for hedging and speculative opportunities. The launch of the XBTJ25 contract aligns with the growing demand for sophisticated trading instruments in the digital asset space.

For further details on the XBTJ25 futures contract, interested parties can refer to the official announcement on BitMEX.

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