WEEX Futures Debuts BOB USDT for Build on Bitcoin

By: WEEX|2026/04/10 18:00:58

WEEX Exchange is thrilled to introduce the BOB USDT perpetual contract, expanding trading options for crypto enthusiasts. This new listing, launching on April 8, 2026, at 08:30 (UTC+0), allows traders to engage with Build on btc-42">Bitcoin (BOB) coin through flexible USD-settled futures. Backed by CoinMarketCap data showing BOB’s $12.26 million market cap and 3.46% 24-hour rise as of April 10, 2026, this initial futures pair highlights WEEX’s commitment to innovative DeFi projects.

Build on Bitcoin (BOB) Perpetual Contract Trading Listing Details

WEEX is excited to launch the BOB USDT-M perpetual contract, settled in USD stablecoins with adjustable leverage from 1x to 20x. Traders can choose between cross margin and isolated margin modes for tailored risk management, available seamlessly on web and app.

Futures Trading Time: April 8, 2026, 08:30 (UTC+0)
Futures Trading Pair: BOB USDT

Ready to dive in? Start trade BOB USDT on WEEX today. To get started, simply register on WEEX or log in on WEEX for quick access. Check out our competitive WEEX Trading Fees to maximize your BOB USDT futures trading.

Remember, futures trading carries high risks and demands expertise. Always evaluate your risk tolerance and trade responsibly.

Build on Bitcoin (Token Ticker BOB) Coin Introduction

Build on Bitcoin (BOB) is a hybrid Layer-2 platform reimagining banking on Bitcoin’s secure rails, fusing it with Ethereum’s smart contract versatility for seamless DeFi utilities like swapping, saving, earning, and borrowing.

As per CoinMarketCap (data extracted April 10, 2026), BOB trades at $0.005524 USD with a $12.26 million market cap, 2.22 billion circulating supply, and $3.07 million 24-hour volume—up 3.46% recently. With 560,000 users and partnerships like Uniswap, Anchorage, and Fireblocks, BOB powers real-world utility: users swap native BTC across chains or access yields with one click, as seen in its integration with over 15,000 dApps via the BOB Gateway SDK.

The BOB token secures the network through staking for Hybrid Nodes, enables governance voting, and offers holders priority features plus discounts. Key products include cross-chain swaps, 1-click earning strategies, and multichain BTC DeFi on networks like Ethereum and BNB.

At its core, BOB’s hybrid architecture uses BitVM for trust-minimized bridges—co-authored by founder Alexei Zamyatin—unlocking Bitcoin’s potential for institutional-grade DeFi.

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