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AC: New derivatives platform flyingtulip launches its first products: ftUSD and margin accounts

AC: New derivatives platform flyingtulip launches its first products: ftUSD and margin accounts

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/02/10 12:23
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BlockBeats News, on February 10, Sonic Labs founder Andre Cronje posted on social media stating, "The derivatives platform flyingtulip has launched its first two products: ftUSD and margin accounts. These products will support cross-chain liquidity, enabling leveraged spot trading and total return swaps."


It is reported that flyingtulip is a platform aiming to revolutionize trading, liquidity provision, and derivatives as an integrated ecosystem, while also providing one-stop DeFi services. This means users can access spot, leveraged, and perpetual trading from a single liquidity pool, without the need to transfer funds across different protocols.

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