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Bybit announced on June 22, 2026 that GRAMUSDT perpetual trading is open with a maximum leverage setting of 50x. CryptoSigy treats the launch as a contract-specification and liquidity event, not an invitation to use the maximum.

What Happened

The official listing identifies TON (GRAM) as the underlying, USDT as the settlement asset, a 0.0001 tick size, a capped funding rate of 1%, and funding settlement every four hours. It also says the contract is available through several Bybit Futures bot products.

Bybit notes that launch time and parameters can be adjusted, including tick size, leverage, margin rates, order sizes, funding, mark price, and index calculation. The live contract table therefore takes priority over a saved launch summary.

Why It Matters

A newly opened perpetual can show thin depth, unstable basis, concentrated liquidations, and funding that changes faster than a mature contract. Maximum leverage is a product ceiling, not a risk recommendation or evidence of available exit liquidity.

Bot availability adds another operating surface. Grid, Martingale, and Combo strategies can place repeated orders while risk tiers, tick rules, or funding evolve. Every automation should inherit a position cap and a kill condition defined for the new contract.

The event stays on CryptoSigy because it is an exchange derivative with venue-specific parameters. A protocol article would need a separate chain or application change rather than the GRAM ticker alone.

What To Watch Next

Monitor live tick size, mark-index divergence, order-book depth, funding estimates, next settlement time, risk brackets, and liquidation distance. Re-fetch parameters before each automated session instead of hard-coding the launch table.

Compare spot or reference-market movement with the perpetual before acting on a signal. If the perp moves alone or the intended order would consume several depth levels, reduce size or pass.

Review any Bybit parameter update after publication. A correct June 22 summary can become stale if the venue changes its risk controls, which the announcement explicitly reserves the right to do.

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