Boros Updates Transaction Limit and Incentive Plan, Adds BTC and ETH Multi-Term Products

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/08/28 16:12:30

BlockBeats News, August 28th, according to official sources, Boros announced the addition of new trading pairs, launching Binance contracts expiring on December 26, 2025, for BTCUSDT and ETHUSDT. In terms of fund parameters, the initial maximum leverage available is 2x, with OI Caps set at $10 million for BTC and $15 million for ETH. The AMM Vault limits are $20,000 for BTC and $25,000 for ETH, and as of now, all Vault limits have been filled. The team stated that leverage and fund limits will be gradually adjusted based on market performance. In terms of incentive programs, this week's Maker Order and AMM position rewards are as follows:

· Maker Order reward for ETHUSDT (September 2025) contract is 1,150 PENDLE, AMM Vault is 190 PENDLE;

· Maker Order reward for BTCUSDT (September 2025) contract is 750 PENDLE, AMM Vault is 190 PENDLE;

· Maker Order reward for ETHUSDT (September 2025) contract is 1130 PENDLE, AMM Vault is 113 PENDLE;

· Maker Order reward for BTCUSDT (September 2025) contract is 750 PENDLE, AMM Vault is 113 PENDLE;

Boros stated that the newly added multi-term tools will help traders manage positions more accurately and seize opportunities in different market cycles.

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