Kraken 推出外汇永久期货,杠杆率高达 20 倍

tokeninsight_newsОпубліковано о 2025-04-21Востаннє оновлено о 2025-04-21

Анотація

此次推出紧随 Kraken 最近以 15 亿美元收购美国零售期货交易公司 NinjaTrader 的消息,此举是 Kraken 扩展新资产类别的更广泛战略的一部分。

来源:The Block
Kraken 宣布在其 Kraken Derivatives 平台上推出两种新的外汇永续期货合约——GBP/USD 和 EUR/USD。这些合约的杠杆最高可达 20 倍,旨在满足高级交易者的需求。
新合约特点

  • 交易平台:新合约将在 Kraken Pro 上提供,这是 Kraken 于 2022 年推出的高级交易平台。
  • 未来计划:Kraken 表示,未来将推出更多外汇交易对。

交易限制
根据公司的官方网站,位于欧盟、英国及其他 Kraken Derivatives 合格地区以外的交易者将无法交易这些新的外汇永续合约。
高管声明
Kraken 衍生品负责人 Alexia Theodorou 表示:“Kraken 长期以来一直是加密领域领先的外汇现货交易场所。通过推出外汇永续合约,我们正在利用这一市场领先地位,为客户提供强大的新工具,以更好地应对和调整对当前加密市场中最广泛交易的货币市场的敞口。”
收购背景
此次推出紧随 Kraken 最近以 15 亿美元收购美国零售期货交易公司 NinjaTrader 的消息,此举是 Kraken 扩展新资产类别的更广泛战略的一部分。

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