MetaMask launches perpetual contract feature, supporting trading of multiple US stocks and stock markets
Jinse Finance reported that the MetaMask wallet mobile app has now opened long and short trading functions for multiple US stocks and other stock markets. The perpetual contract trading service is now officially live on the MetaMask wallet mobile app, with technical support provided by the Hyperliquid protocol. Its newly revamped mobile interface is designed specifically for traders, allowing users to open perpetual contract positions within seconds. MetaMask wallet also stated that users can now top up their perpetual contract accounts with any token on any Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible chain, and can directly go long or short on more than 150 tokens as well as multiple US stocks and other stock market assets on their mobile devices. In its update announcement, MetaMask wallet emphasized that this service does not require the use of centralized exchanges or additional connections to decentralized applications (DApps).
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