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    BloFin launched Coin-Margined contracts for Bitcoin and Ethereum

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    Crypto exchange BloFin has announced the launch of perpetual contracts with coin margin for the leading digital assets Bitcoin (BTCUSD) and Ethereum (ETHUSD). Representatives of the platform informed the Incrypted team about this.

    According to the statement, the new feature will be available to users from 21 June 2025 and allows them to trade derivatives using cryptocurrencies as collateral.

    BloFin explained:

    “This solution opens up a fully crypto trading environment, giving traders the opportunity to make profits in cryptocurrency and maintain long-term exposure to the market.”

    Coin-Margined Perpetual Contracts enable speculation on price movements without a fixed expiration date, the press release stated.

    Unlike USDT margin contracts, these instruments are collateralized and settled directly in the underlying cryptocurrency, such as bitcoin or Ethereum (ETH) assets.

    According to the crypto exchange, the new model provides users with flexibility, more efficient use of capital, and is consistent with the overall upward trend of the crypto ecosystem.

    In addition, it creates advantages for traders who prefer to remain fully invested in crypto assets without transferring funds to stablecoins, the service representatives said.

    According to the company, in the coming months, BloFin plans to add more trading pairs available for trading with coin margin. In this way, the platform is strengthening its position as a next-generation exchange aimed at both retail and professional traders.

    BloFin specializes in futures trading and provides access to over 480 USDT-M pairs, spot trading, API solutions, copy trading, sub-accounts, and unified account management. The platform integrates Fireblocks and Chainalysis solutions to ensure the security of user assets and regulatory compliance.

    To learn more about the differences between coin and USDT margin, users are invited to visit BloFin‘s official help section.

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