Binance announced the introduction of a new Basic Attention Token derivative product.
Following the announcement, BAT surged nearly 11 percent, but a technical index estimates that a correction could be underway.
In a recent blog post, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume Binance revealed that it will launch a Basic Attention Token perpetual contract on its crypto derivatives trading platform, Binance Futures.
The BAT/USDT perpetual swap is scheduled to begin trading on Feb. 13 at 08:00 AM and traders will be able to select any leverage from 1x up to 50x. According to Changpeng Zhao, Binance's CEO, the high leverage on this contract aims to meet professional traders' demand for such products.
"We have seen an increase in institutional participation in trading, and these professional traders seek out the most efficient ways to trade very quickly, both in terms of cost and performance."
The announcement appears to have sparked interest among market participants in Basic Attention Token pushing its price up significantly.
These bearish formations estimate that Basic Attention Token could retrace for one to four candlesticks before continuing its bullish trend.
BAT could then plunge to the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level at $0.285.
As the launch date of the BAT perpetual contract approaches, demand for this cryptocurrency could increase.
If Basic Attention Token is able to close above the recent high of $0.322 it could climb to $0.369 or $0.394.
Basic Attention Token jumps 11% as Binance Futures launches BAT perpetual contracts
Publicado en Feb 12, 2020
by Cryptoslate | Publicado en Coinage
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