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Gate Futures Launches MOUTAI and Nine Additional A-Share Perpetual Contracts: Expanding Access Between Traditional Equities and 24/7 Derivatives Markets

1. Introduction

Gate Futures has rolled out 10 USDT-margined perpetual contracts tied to major Chinese A-share companies on August 18, 2026. The lineup covers a mix of sectors like energy, tech, consumer goods, healthcare, manufacturing, and industrial infrastructure.

The biggest name here is Kweichow Moutai, one of the most well-known stocks in China’s market. Along with nine other large caps, it gives traders a way to get exposure to these companies through perpetual contracts instead of buying the actual stocks.

Overall, this move further connects traditional equity markets with the always-on world of derivatives trading.

2. The 10 Newly Added A-Share Contracts

Gate Futures has listed perpetual contracts for the following companies:

1. China Shenhua Energy — SHENHUA, 601088.SH
2. China Yangtze Power — YANGTZE, 600900.SH
3. Hygon Information Technology — HYGON, 688041.SH
4. Midea Group — MIDEA, 000333.SZ
5. BeiGene — BEIGENE, 688235.SH
6. Kweichow Moutai — MOUTAI, 600519.SH
7. Jiangsu Hengrui Pharmaceuticals — HENGRUI, 600276.SH
8. Biwin Storage Technology — BIWIN, 688525.SH
9. Demingli Technology — DEMINGLI, 001309.SZ
10. Taiji Industry — TAIJI, 600667.SH

All contracts are USDT-denominated, support both long and short positions, and offer leverage from 1x up to 20x.

3. Why MOUTAI Is the Flagship Listing

Kweichow Moutai is basically a benchmark name in China’s consumer sector, best known for its premium Baijiu and super strong brand power.

Its listing stands out because it brings a top-tier blue-chip stock into a perpetual trading format, letting traders get exposure without actually holding the underlying shares.

4. Understanding Perpetual Contracts

Perpetual contracts are derivatives with no expiry date that track the price of an underlying asset.

They let traders go long or short, and with leverage (1x–20x), both potential gains and risks get amplified. Even small price moves can lead to pretty big P&L swings.

5. Sector Diversification

The companies listed cover a pretty wide range of industries:

- Energy: SHENHUA, YANGTZE
- Technology: HYGON, BIWIN, DEMINGLI, TAIJI
- Consumer: MIDEA, MOUTAI
- Healthcare: BEIGENE, HENGRUI
- Industrial/Infrastructure: SHENHUA, YANGTZE

This spread helps reduce risk from being too exposed to any single sector or theme.

6. HYGON and the Technology Segment

HYGON focuses on CPUs and AI co-processors used in data centers and cloud infrastructure, giving exposure to China’s semiconductor and AI space.

7. Healthcare Exposure

BEIGENE and HENGRUI add healthcare exposure, especially in areas like oncology, autoimmune diseases, and metabolic treatments. These stocks often move based on clinical trial results and regulatory news.

8. Energy and Infrastructure

SHENHUA and YANGTZE provide exposure to energy production and hydropower infrastructure. These tend to be more stable and driven by macro factors compared to high-growth tech or biotech names.

9. Strategic Significance of the Launch

This move strengthens Gate’s multi-asset trading ecosystem by bringing traditional equity exposure into a USDT-based, always-on derivatives environment.

10. Exposure vs. Ownership

These products don’t give you ownership of the actual stocks. They’re derivatives designed to mirror price movements, with added leverage and liquidation mechanics.

11. Leverage and Risk Considerations

Leverage up to 20x can seriously amplify both profits and losses. Good risk management—like proper position sizing and stop-losses—is really important when trading these.

12. Key Factors for Traders

Traders should keep an eye on liquidity, spreads, volume, volatility, and how closely the contracts track the underlying stocks. Early attention will likely center on MOUTAI, HYGON, and YANGTZE since they’re the most well-known names.

13. Broader Market Context

This fits into a bigger trend of blending traditional equity markets with always-on, derivatives-based trading systems.

14. Final Analysis

Gate Futures’ addition of MOUTAI and nine other A-share perpetual contracts makes it easier to access major Chinese stocks through leveraged derivatives. It adds more flexibility and cross-market exposure, but also comes with higher risk because of leverage and the nature of these products.

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