Ethereum was once an ambitious science project for a niche crowd of developers. Fast forward to today, it serves as the essential infrastructure for a global economy.
To match that shift, we're expanding the limits of what's possible. Starting today, 200x leverage is now available for ETHUSDT Perpetual Contracts.
Why now, and why Ethereum?
As we close out 2025, the data confirms that Ethereum is no longer an experimental playground, but a mature asset class:
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70% of global derivatives volume is now concentrated in just BTC and ETH.
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8% of the total ETH supply is now tucked away in corporate treasuries and ETPs.
Institutions have officially moved into the crypto ecosystem, trading their status as spectators for that of permanent residents. This shift has turned price action into a more calculated affair. In an environment where every participant is staring at the same data, success requires tools that offer more room to maneuver.
More room to breathe
While high leverage usually makes the news for the wrong reasons, experienced traders use it for a simpler purpose: staying nimble. 200x leverage lets you take the positions you want without tying up the funds you might need for your next move.
Whether you’re hedging a long-term position or reacting to a sudden shift in on-chain activity, the ability to do more with less is a fundamental advantage.
Looking toward 2026
We aren't just building for today’s market. With stablecoin liquidity projected to push DeFi’s TVL past $300 billion by 2026, the demand for deep, liquid, and high-ratio trading environments is only going to grow.
We’re here to make sure you have the infrastructure to meet it.
The market doesn't wait for anyone to catch up. Now, you don’t have to either.
Check out the updated ETHUSDT Perpetual Contracts on the Toobit app or web.
Risk warning: Let’s be real: 200x leverage is a precision instrument, not a toy. It can amplify your results in both directions. Please use stop-losses, manage your margin, and trade within your limits. High leverage involves risk of loss.
