XT said it will list three new USDT-margined perpetual futures contracts on July 21, adding SHAZUSDT, SOFIUSDT and PANWUSDT to its derivatives platform. The contracts will offer leverage from 1x to 25x, according to the exchange’s announcement.
The listing covers so-called TradFi perpetual futures, a label XT uses for contracts linked to traditional finance-related names. The exchange did not give any further details on contract specifications in the notice beyond the tickers and leverage range.
Perpetual futures are derivatives that let traders speculate on price moves without an expiry date. On XT, the new markets will sit alongside the venue’s existing USDT-margined products, extending the set of names available on the platform.
The announcement was made through XT’s official channels, with a support link directing users to the exchange’s listing notice. No additional rollout timetable was provided in the post, and XT did not say whether any other related markets would follow.
For traders, the immediate watch item is whether liquidity builds quickly once the contracts go live. As with any new futures listing, order-book depth and spreads will matter more than the headline addition itself, especially in the first hours after launch.
XT lists SHAZ, SOFI and PANW futures for bets without an expiry date
Exchange XT said it will list three new futures markets tied to SHAZ, SOFI and PANW on July 21, letting traders bet on whether SHAZ, SOFI and PANW prices rise or fall without an expiry date. The contracts offer 1x to 25x leverage, meaning traders can use borrowed money, while their usefulness will depend on whether enough trading activity builds to keep buy and sell prices close.