Four New Perpetual Futures Expand TON Wallet Markets

Four New Markets Go Live

The latest additions cover four very different assets and market themes.

SMIC — Semiconductor Exposure

SMIC tracks Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation, one of China's largest semiconductor foundries and a company listed in Hong Kong.

Semiconductors are a key component of the global technology industry, making SMIC exposure particularly relevant as competition around chip manufacturing continues to shape international markets.

MRNAx — Moderna Tokenized Shares

MRNAx provides exposure to tokenized shares of Moderna, the biotechnology company known for developing one of the COVID-19 vaccines.

The company's stock has experienced significant volatility around developments involving its cancer vaccine programs, highlighting how biotechnology assets can react sharply to clinical and regulatory news.

US10Yx — U.S. 10-Year Treasury Yield

US10Yx tracks the yield on the 10-year U.S. government bond, one of the most closely watched indicators in global financial markets.

Changes in Treasury yields can influence borrowing costs, equity valuations, currency markets and risk assets such as cryptocurrencies.

For crypto traders, the 10-year yield can therefore provide an important macroeconomic signal when assessing broader market conditions. The U.S. Treasury publishes information on Treasury securities and government debt markets.

ANSEM — Crypto Community Memecoin

ANSEM is a memecoin associated with a popular crypto community.

According to the supplied market information, the token has gained more than 1,000% since launching in June, illustrating both the potential upside and extreme volatility associated with smaller crypto assets.

Traders should verify the current market data and contract specifications directly inside TON Wallet before opening a position.

More Markets Inside Perpetuals

The four additions expand the range of markets available through TON Wallet's Perpetuals section.

Instead of focusing exclusively on cryptocurrencies, users can now access markets connected to:

• Semiconductors: SMIC

• Biotechnology: MRNAx

• U.S. Treasury yields: US10Yx

• Crypto: ANSEM

This broader selection allows traders to monitor different market narratives from a single interface.

For users exploring TON's wider ecosystem, The Open Network continues to support applications across payments, DeFi, gaming and Telegram-integrated Web3 products.

What Traders Should Watch

Each market carries its own risk profile.

Equity-related contracts can react sharply to company announcements and earnings, biotechnology assets can move on clinical-trial results, Treasury yields respond to interest-rate and inflation expectations, while memecoins can experience particularly rapid price swings.

Perpetual futures also involve leverage and can result in significant losses if the market moves against a position.

Users should therefore consider price volatility, funding rates, leverage, open interest and liquidity before opening a position.

For more context, traders can also monitor the relationship between funding rates and open interest, as these metrics can provide additional information about positioning in perpetual futures markets.

Final Thoughts

TON Wallet's latest additions bring four new perpetual futures markets covering semiconductors, biotechnology, U.S. government bonds and crypto.

With SMIC, MRNAx, US10Yx and ANSEM now available, the Perpetuals section offers users exposure to a broader range of global markets without limiting the platform to traditional crypto assets.

The new markets are live now through TON Wallet's Perpetuals section, giving traders more assets to monitor as they navigate increasingly connected global markets.

Perpetual futures are high-risk products, particularly when leverage is used. Market prices can reverse quickly, and availability or contract specifications may change over time. Users should verify current market details before trading.