A new member has joined the Solana ecosystem. Now you can directly trade crude oil futures on the Solana chain, with leverage configurations of up to 50x supported.

These high-leverage derivative products have always been a hot spot in the competition between CEX and DEX. Launching crude oil futures on a high-speed blockchain like Solana offers the main advantages of lower trading costs and faster settlement speeds—compared to derivative platforms on Ethereum or other chains, Solana's transaction fees are negligible.

For traders, 50x leverage means enormous profit potential, but risks are also amplified exponentially. As a commodity, crude oil prices are affected by global supply chains and geopolitical factors, with volatility often more intense than that of cryptocurrencies. Trading crude oil futures with high leverage requires strict stop-loss discipline; otherwise, the risk of liquidation is very high.

This also reflects the accelerated layout of the Solana ecosystem in the financial derivatives track—from stablecoins and lending protocols to now commodity futures, the entire DeFi ecosystem's product line is continuously improving. It is worth paying attention to whether these products can ultimately achieve genuine liquidity and user scale.