‎VLR/USDT Perpetual Futures Listing Key Support, Resistance, and Market Outlook ‎

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The perpetual futures market has just expanded with the addition of VLR/USDT contracts, giving traders access to leveraged long and short positions. Unlike spot, these contracts don’t expire, providing flexibility for both short term plays and hedging strategies. The trade off, however, is increased exposure to volatility when leverage comes into play.

‎Over the past 12 hours, VLR has slipped from $0.0273 to $0.0214, reflecting strong sell pressure after rejection near the $0.0250+ zone. Current price action shows resistance around $0.0230–$0.0245, while immediate support is holding at $0.0214, with a deeper cushion at $0.0200. Momentum appears to be cooling as sellers ease off, but market participants should watch these levels closely.

‎With perpetuals now active on BingX, trading activity and liquidity are expected to rise. This could translate into sharper intraday swings, especially as funding rates and open interest start shaping market direction.

‎Do you see greater opportunity trading VLR on perpetuals for flexibility, or do you prefer sticking with spot for safer positioning?