Recently, I noticed a derivatives platform with an interesting team background—all veterans from traditional finance.
Their product line is quite comprehensive: USDT-margined contracts, coin-margined contracts, and even a hybrid margin mode. This setup strikes a balance between risk management and flexibility, and it truly caters to players at different levels.
From retail traders to institutions, everyone can find tools that fit their needs. This all-encompassing strategy is quite practical in the current market environment. After all, when it comes to contract trading, the needs of different capital sizes do vary significantly.
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LeverageAddict
· 11h ago
Traditional finance veterans getting into derivatives? I've seen this playbook before, it's not necessarily reliable.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 11h ago
Traditional finance veteran? We've seen this trick before—it might just be a new way to get fleeced.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 11h ago
Traditional finance background? Ha, is it just theory again this time?
Only those who have actually survived several bear markets have any real credibility.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 11h ago
Those traditional finance folks are getting into derivatives now—we’ve seen this playbook plenty of times. The key is whether they can actually survive the next bear market.
Mixing USD-margined and coin-margined products sounds versatile, but in reality, it’s nothing special.
Recently, I noticed a derivatives platform with an interesting team background—all veterans from traditional finance.
Their product line is quite comprehensive: USDT-margined contracts, coin-margined contracts, and even a hybrid margin mode. This setup strikes a balance between risk management and flexibility, and it truly caters to players at different levels.
From retail traders to institutions, everyone can find tools that fit their needs. This all-encompassing strategy is quite practical in the current market environment. After all, when it comes to contract trading, the needs of different capital sizes do vary significantly.