According to an official announcement, BitMEX has launched modular blockchain network Celestia futures contract TIAUSDTZ23, which is expected to start trading at 12:00 on October 27, 2023, with 2x leverage support. TIAUSDTZ23 is a linear futures contract with USDT (ERC-20) as collateral.
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BitMEX announces the listing of Celestia futures contract TIAUSDTZ23, which will start trading tomorrow
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