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Gate.io Launches INIT Perpetual Contract Pre-trading

2025.04.16 13:18:01

On April 16th, according to official information, Gate.io has now initiated pre-market trading of INIT perpetual contracts (settled in USDT), with support for leverage ranging from 1 to 10 times.
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