Phantom launches perpetual contract trading feature in-wallet powered by Hyperliquid
According to ChainCatcher, as reported by TheBlock, Phantom has launched perpetual contract trading directly within its Web3 wallet, supported by Hyperliquid, with the initial rollout targeting EU customers.
This product leverages a permissionless integration with the Hyperliquid API to access the market, enabling eligible users to trade perpetual contracts directly within the Web3 wallet while retaining non-custodial control over their positions.
The user experience is an intuitive extension of Phantom’s core interface, offering up to 40x leverage, stop-loss, take-profit, and real-time alerts.
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