Coinbase lists WIF perpetual futures contract as it unveils plans for Aevo, Ethena, and Etherfi

Source Fxstreet
  • WIF perpetual futures is now trading on Coinbase International Exchange and Coinbase Advanced.
  • WIF stagnates alongside the crypto market as it's down on Thursday.
  • Aevo, Ethena, and Etherfi perpetual futures contracts will go live on Coinbase on May 2.

Dogwifhat (WIF) perpetual futures began trading on Coinbase International Exchange and Coinbase Advanced on Thursday. However, the futures contract failed to trigger a rally for the popular dog-themed meme coin.

Also read: Dogwifhat crashes 60%, but here's why you should not buy WIF yet

WIF fails to rally after perpetual futures listing on Coinbase

WIF's perpetual futures listing on Coinbase follows that of PEPE's on April 23, which saw the Bitcoin-based meme coin experiencing a surge.

According to Coinbase's announcement, limit, market, and stop limit orders are available for the token's perpetual futures.

It's important to note that US customers won't have access to WIF's perpetual futures on the Coinbase International Exchange and Coinbase Advanced platforms.

Since its listing, the WIF token saw a slight price increase, with a 0.9% rise.

Read more: Meme coins experience a price correction as BOME, WIF, PEPE, and FLOKI fall

Unlike its PEPE counterparts, which saw huge pumps, investors appeared to have ignored leveraging WIF's perpetual futures as a buy signal. This is most likely due to the general crypto market decline, which has seen several coins stagnate, including many from the meme category.

Coinbase, on the other hand, appears to be showing more support for young cryptocurrency projects on its international platforms. It plans to list Aevo, Ethena, and Etherfi perpetual futures on May 2.

The statement was made public in an X post on Thursday.

Also read: WIF price hits all-time high, defying crypto market decline and Bitcoin price crash

As the perpetual futures of these tokens launch in May, they may see a quick rally if traders give more attention to them.

Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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