Every Market on BULK Exchange: All 20 Perpetuals You Can Trade Right Now

BULK Exchange launched mainnet trading on September 5, 2026, and has been adding markets steadily since. As of this writing, 20 perpetual markets are live. Below is the full list, grouped by category, with a one-line explanation of what each asset actually is and a direct link to trade it.

BIP-1, BULK’s permissionless-listing framework, is designed to eventually let any asset with a reliable oracle feed become a new perpetual market without a formal listing process — so expect this list to keep growing. We’ll update this page as new markets go live.

Majors

BTC — Bitcoin. The benchmark asset for the entire market; BTC dominance and price action tend to set the tone for everything else on this list.

ETH — Ethereum. The largest smart-contract platform by total value secured, and typically the second-most-liquid perpetual on any exchange that lists it.

SOL — Solana. Worth noting specifically here: BULK itself is built on Solana, so SOL’s price action has a more direct relationship to BULK’s own ecosystem (BulkSOL yield, validator economics) than any other market on this list.

BNB — BNB Chain’s native token, tied to Binance’s exchange and chain ecosystem.

XRP — XRP Ledger’s native asset, historically tied to Ripple’s cross-border payments business and, more recently, to spot ETF flows.

DOGE — Dogecoin. Started as a joke, now trades with enough volume and institutional attention to function as a de facto major rather than a pure memecoin.

Newer L1s

SUI — Sui, an object-centric Layer 1 built by former Meta/Diem engineers, using the Move programming language.

NEAR — NEAR Protocol, a sharded Layer 1 that has positioned itself around AI-agent infrastructure alongside its original developer-experience focus.

TAO — Bittensor. A decentralized network that pays out its native token to machine-learning models competing to produce the most useful outputs across specialized “subnets” — effectively a market for AI compute and intelligence.

MON — Monad. A high-throughput, EVM-compatible Layer 1 built around parallel transaction execution while preserving Ethereum’s existing developer tooling.

XPL — Plasma. A Layer 1 purpose-built for stablecoin payments and settlement, aiming for near-zero-fee stablecoin transfers at scale.

DeFi and staking governance tokens

AAVE — Aave, one of the largest on-chain lending protocols. 100% of protocol revenue currently flows to AAVE holders per an April 2026 DAO vote.

JTO — Jito, the governance token behind Jito Labs’ Solana liquid-staking (JitoSOL) and MEV infrastructure.

ENA — Ethena, the protocol behind the USDe synthetic dollar. ENA is Ethena’s governance token, distinct from USDe itself.

Perp-DEX-native tokens

HYPE — Hyperliquid’s native token. Trading HYPE on BULK means taking a leveraged view on a direct competitor’s token without leaving BULK’s own order book.

LIT — Lighter, another on-chain perpetuals exchange whose native token directs protocol revenue toward buybacks.

JUP — Jupiter, Solana’s dominant swap aggregator, which has expanded into its own perpetuals product over time.

Privacy, L2, and meme

ZEC — Zcash, one of the longest-running privacy-focused cryptocurrencies, using zk-SNARKs to enable optionally shielded transactions.

MEGA — MegaETH, a high-throughput Ethereum Layer 2 focused on real-time execution speed.

FARTCOIN — A memecoin with no underlying protocol or roadmap. Trades almost entirely on liquidity and risk-appetite cycles rather than fundamentals — treat it as a pure sentiment instrument.

A note on leverage and risk

Maximum leverage varies by market — deeper, more liquid pairs like BTC and ETH typically support higher leverage than newer or thinner listings. Whatever the cap, size your position to the market’s actual liquidity, not just to what the leverage slider allows: thin order books can move sharply on a single large order, and our writeup on BULK’s September 6 BTC liquidation cascade is a concrete example of what that risk looks like in practice.

Next steps

• New to perpetuals generally? Start with What Are Perpetual Futures?
• Want the full walkthrough of account setup, order types, and fees? Read How to Trade Perpetuals on BULK Exchange
• Mainnet is invite-only — grab a free access code if you don’t have an account yet.
• Ready to trade? Pick a market above, or head straight to app.bulk.trade.

Not financial advice. Market availability and leverage limits can change; always confirm current specs on the exchange itself before sizing a position. BuiltOnBulk is an independent site and is not BULK Exchange.