Bitrue Futures Lists Three New USDT Perpetual Contracts for MELI, SMR, EWZS

The three new perpetual futures pairs — EWZS/USDT, MELI/USDT and SMR/USDT — provide crypto traders with USDT-settled access to Latin American markets and the nuclear energy sector.

Bitrue Futures has introduced three new USDT-settled perpetual futures today: MELI/USDT, SMR/USDT and EWZS/USDT. Trading begins at 12:00 UTC on Nov. 12, 2026. These instruments track the iShares MSCI Brazil Small-Cap ETF, MercadoLibre and NuScale Power, and are margined and settled in USDT. Traders can follow the underlying markets from their Bitrue Futures account without needing to step outside the crypto space. Further information can be found in the Bitrue support announcement.

Two broad investment themes tie the three listings together: the expansion of Latin America’s digital economy and the quest for new clean, reliable energy sources. Two of the contracts relate to Brazil and the broader region; the third tracks a company focused on small modular nuclear reactors.

The New Pairs at a Glance

• EWZS/USDT: follows the iShares MSCI Brazil Small-Cap ETF, providing exposure to small-cap firms in Brazil, a major Latin American economy.
• MELI/USDT: follows MercadoLibre Inc., a NASDAQ-listed firm that is Latin America’s biggest e-commerce and fintech platform.
• SMR/USDT: follows NuScale Power Corp., an NYSE-listed company that develops small modular nuclear reactors for clean energy.

The three contracts have identical specifications:

• Listing time: 12:00 UTC on Nov. 12, 2026
• Settlement asset: USDT
• Tick size: 2
• Maximum leverage: 20x

Brazil’s Small-Cap Market: EWZS/USDT

Brazil ranks among Latin America’s largest economies, and much of its internal expansion is driven by smaller firms rather than by major exporters. The iShares MSCI Brazil Small-Cap ETF comprises a basket of such small-cap Brazilian companies, providing a wide perspective on the domestic economy via one instrument.

With the EWZS/USDT perpetual, traders can express a view on that market using USDT as margin. Since it tracks a diversified ETF instead of an individual stock, it delivers exposure to Brazil’s entire small-cap segment.

Latin America’s E-Commerce and Fintech Leader: MELI/USDT

MercadoLibre, listed on NASDAQ, is Latin America’s top e-commerce and fintech platform. Its operations cover online marketplaces, logistics and digital payments throughout the region, making it a key company to watch for those tracking Latin America’s move toward digital commerce and financial services.

The MELI/USDT perpetual allows Bitrue Futures traders to track that narrative using the same tools and account they employ for crypto futures.

Small Modular Nuclear Reactors: SMR/USDT

NuScale Power, an NYSE-listed company, builds small modular nuclear reactors — a design aimed at making nuclear energy more compact, flexible and simpler to deploy than conventional large-scale plants. Small modular reactors have entered the broader conversation about satisfying growing demand for clean and dependable electricity.

The SMR/USDT perpetual introduces that theme to Bitrue Futures, offering traders USDT-settled exposure to a company active in this area.

How the Contracts Work

The three new pairs are perpetual futures, meaning they lack an expiration date. Each contract tracks the price of its underlying asset and is margined and settled in USDT, so traders can follow these markets without needing USD or a separate brokerage account.

These instruments are derivatives. Traders entering positions in EWZS/USDT, MELI/USDT or SMR/USDT do not hold the underlying shares or ETF units and are not entitled to dividends or shareholder rights. Their profits or losses depend solely on the contract’s price changes.

Leverage of up to 20x is available. Leverage amplifies both potential profits and potential losses, and positions may be liquidated if the market moves unfavorably. Additional information, including contract parameters, can be found in the “Currency Information” section on the Bitrue futures trading page.

Expanding the Bitrue Futures Line-Up

The new listings expand the selection of markets on Bitrue Futures, joining its crypto perpetuals and an expanding collection of tokenized real-world assets. For traders who already handle crypto positions on Bitrue, the new contracts bring traditional market themes into the same account, settled in the same stablecoin.

“Many of our users follow traditional markets as closely as they follow crypto, but they want to trade from one account in USDT,” said a Bitrue spokesperson. “Adding contracts linked to Latin America’s leading companies and to the nuclear energy sector gives them access to some of the themes they are already watching, with the same tools they use every day on Bitrue Futures.”

How to Start Trading

Traders can access the new pairs through a short process:

1. Log in to Bitrue and navigate to Bitrue Futures.
2. Search for the pair — EWZS/USDT, MELI/USDT or SMR/USDT — or go directly to the EWZS/USDT trading page.
3. Review contract details in the “Currency Information” section, such as leverage limits and tick size.
4. Set risk limits like stop-loss orders before opening a position.

Futures trading carries substantial risk, including the possibility of losing more than the initial margin. Traders should only use funds they can afford to lose.

About Bitrue

Bitrue was founded in 2018 and serves more than 40 million users. It was the first exchange to list XRP as a base pair and continues to provide a wide selection of XRP trading pairs. Its offerings include tokenized real-world assets, staking products, Launchpool, and an AI-powered trading bot.

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