PANews reported on September 22 that the Hyperliquid platform announced that it has launched the STBL leverage trading function. Users can conduct long or short operations on STBL with up to 3x leverage according to community suggestions.PANews reported on September 22 that the Hyperliquid platform announced that it has launched the STBL leverage trading function. Users can conduct long or short operations on STBL with up to 3x leverage according to community suggestions.

Hyperliquid Launches STBL Margin Trading Function

2025/09/22 11:29

PANews reported on September 22 that the Hyperliquid platform announced that it has launched the STBL leverage trading function. Users can conduct long or short operations on STBL with up to 3x leverage according to community suggestions.

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