Do smaller tokens gain real momentum from perpetual futures listings?

[Cryptochiefprest]

 

Litecoin has been catching attention lately with talks about its role as a steady and reliable payment option in the crypto world. Watching LTC reminded me how even older projects stay relevant when adoption and utility are consistent. But alongside that, I found something new EUL/USDT has been listed on perpetual futures.

Now, this may not sound as flashy as major news from big tokens, but it’s an important step. When exchanges add smaller tokens like Euler Finance to perpetual futures, it signals that the token is becoming more relevant to traders. Futures aren’t added randomly they usually reflect growing interest and trading volume.

From my own perspective, these listings provide chances to get ahead of the curve. It’s not just about speculation, but about recognizing that exchanges see enough demand to support such a move. In many cases, tokens that get listed this way begin to gather traction and community support over time.

What’s your take can smaller tokens like EUL really build long-term momentum from futures listings, or do they get lost in the noise of the bigger players