Coinbase is expanding its perpetual futures lineup, with GRAM, GRASS, QNT, and ZRO all launching simultaneously. The pace of new listings in the derivatives market is clearly picking up.

The four projects represent different narratives: GRAM builds on Telegram’s vast user ecosystem, GRASS is a popular contender in bandwidth DePIN, $QNT focuses on enterprise-grade cross-chain interoperability, and ZRO carries LayerZero’s vision of full-chain communication. When a leading exchange opens perpetual futures for several assets at once, it often signals that derivatives liquidity is flowing toward them, amplifying short-term price swings and the battle between bulls and bears.

Still, it’s important to stay clear-eyed: a perpetual futures listing is a trading decision, not an endorsement of the asset’s spot-market fundamentals. For ordinary users, funding rates, changes in open interest, and liquidation density are more worth tracking than the simple “listing is bullish” narrative. Before using leverage, plan your stop-loss first, then think about potential returns.

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