2026-01-22 06:47:29

I just saw that a leading exchange's derivatives trading platform is about to launch the ELSAUSDT trading pair. This is a USDⓈ-margined perpetual contract, with the launch date set for January 22, 2026.

ELSA has been performing well recently, with a market capitalization of $91 million. For traders interested in derivatives, this means another trading option — using USDⓈ as margin to go long or short on ELSA, with leverage.

Compared to spot trading, perpetual contracts have the advantage of no delivery date restrictions. As long as your margin is sufficient, you can hold your position indefinitely. Trading fees are usually lower than futures. However, leverage trading also carries risks, especially during market volatility.

Traders interested in ELSA contracts can keep an eye on this launch date. Remember to confirm your risk management strategy before placing orders.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 6h ago

Small coin with a market cap of 91 million, as soon as the perpetual contract opens, someone immediately goes short naked. Another liquidation machine is coming, I bet five pancakes.

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GasOptimizer

· 6h ago

ELSA with a market cap of 90 million is about to go perpetual, another new prey for leveraged trading --- Wait, I haven't heard of this coin... I need to check the fundamentals first --- Perpetual contracts sound great, but since it goes live on the 22nd... better observe first, new coins carry higher risks --- As long as your margin is sufficient, you can hold positions indefinitely. Sounds good, but I'm just worried about liquidation in the middle of the night haha --- Now I have to look at another contract pair, exchanges really know how to keep things interesting --- Leverage is really a double-edged sword; a little carelessness and you're done for. Risk control is the most important --- A coin with a market cap of 90 million daring to be on the top exchanges shows it has a solid background --- Perpetual fees are indeed lower than futures, but when big volatility hits, no one can save you

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StealthMoon