SENT perpetual contracts go live today, and trading will officially open once liquidity is sufficient.

RumbleValidator · 2026-01-22T12:20:14+00:00

On January 22nd, a compliant trading platform will launch Sentient (SENT) perpetual contracts. Trading will open at 14:00 UTC after liquidity conditions are met, and users can participate in price fluctuations through leveraged trading.

RumbleValidator

2026-01-22 12:20:14

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【Blockchain Rhythm】On January 22, a leading compliant trading platform announced the launch of Sentient (SENT) perpetual contracts. According to the latest news, the SENT-PERP market will open for trading at 14:00 UTC or later, provided that liquidity conditions meet the platform’s requirements.

This is an important development for SENT in the derivatives market, meaning users can participate in price fluctuations of this token through leverage trading. The platform stated that it will continuously monitor liquidity status to ensure a stable trading experience once the market is launched. For traders interested in SENT, this time window is worth paying attention to.

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ForkItAllDay

· 01-25 05:34

Another perpetual contract is launching, this time it's SENT. If liquidity doesn't meet the standards, will it be delayed again? --- Leverage can make easy profits but also cause big losses; it really depends on individual skill. --- UTC14:00? Forget it, it's midnight here. By the time I wake up, the spinach will have cooled. --- Perpetual contracts are full of gimmicks, but the actual tradable pairs are not that abundant. Let's see how SENT's liquidity turns out this time. --- With so many conditions beforehand, won't they just find reasons to delay again and again? --- Thinking of trading SENT with leverage? First, figure out how to stop the loss; avoid losing everything. --- Sufficient liquidity? That depends on how many people genuinely want to trade this coin. Don't just be trading awkwardly by yourself.

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DoomCanister

· 01-25 00:20

Is liquidity sufficient before opening? It's not like you can trade immediately; you have to wait for the news. The recent leverage opening on SENT came a bit suddenly. Will the slippage explode at that time? Finally, there's perpetual trading. I'm already ready to buy the dip. This platform monitors liquidity quite cautiously, unlike some exchanges that collapse at the start. Opening at 14:00 UTC? You need to calculate the domestic time carefully, and stay up late to monitor the market. Honestly, leverage trading is really risky. Beginners should not follow the trend and play. How has SENT been trending these past two days? Has anyone been tracking it? It feels like every time they hype it up first and then launch perpetuals. Are the retail investors ready?

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faded_wojak.eth

· 01-22 12:50

sent perpetual contracts need to be closely monitored as soon as they go live; leverage is truly playing with fire --- Is liquidity sufficient before opening? Then we might have to wait until the Year of the Monkey --- Another new coin derivative, this bull market's craziness is truly unmatched --- Staying tuned at 14:00, early buyers are probably waiting for this wave --- Honestly, perpetual contracts are just a harvesting tool, but they are indeed fun --- Insufficient liquidity and still wanting to open trades, this platform probably has something up their sleeve --- How is sent's current price? Will it crash as soon as the contract opens? --- Leverage trading can make or lose money; managing the multiples yourself is the key --- Top-tier platforms launching perpetual contracts indicate that the project team still has some strength --- Waiting for liquidity to be sufficient this time... maybe next year is when it will happen, haha --- With perpetual contracts open, it's likely to be another story of liquidation explosions

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unrekt.eth

· 01-22 12:49

Once perpetual contracts are available, the fun begins. Just not sure if the liquidity is enough to watch.

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BlockchainBard

· 01-22 12:36

Leverage is back again. Will this be another feast of cutting leeks? Is it okay to open when liquidity is sufficient? Listening to this wording, something feels off. I haven't paid much attention to SENT. Has anyone bottomed out? As soon as perpetual contracts open, small retail investors should prepare to cut losses haha. UTC 14:00? Never mind, I'll sleep first. If I wake up, I'll see if I can get in. What does this kind of "continuous liquidity monitoring" usually mean? Risk warning? It all looks dangerous, but I still want to participate. Such a dilemma.

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MeaninglessApe