Aevo introduces an index perpetual contract based on Friend.tech’s total market capitalization


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Promote with Leviathan NewsAevo launched FRIEND-PERP, an index perpetual contract tied to the market capitalization of Friend.tech accounts, extending its derivatives lineup beyond standard crypto assets. The market was presented as a way to go long or short on the Friend.tech index, with the spot reference derived from the amount of ETH held in Friend.tech’s smart contract and the resulting value of the underlying account index. The listing mattered because it turned a social-app metric into a tradeable derivatives market, reflecting how quickly crypto markets can package narrative and platform activity into speculative instruments. Friend.tech itself had a relatively small token market cap at the time of the search results, underscoring that the perp was aimed more at the platform’s account-value index than at the standalone FRIEND token.
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