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Bitget lança os primeiros contratos perpétuos do índice RWA com importantes ativos do mundo real

VICTORIA, Seychelles, Aug. 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A Bitget, principal corretora de criptomoedas e empresa Web3, anunciou hoje o lançamento do primeiro Contrato Perpétuo de Índice RWA (Ativo do Mundo Real) do setor. Este produto pioneiro, com lançamento previsto para 20 de agosto, apresenta uma nova maneira para os usuários negociarem ativos tradicionais tokenizados, começando com produtos RWA selecionados, incluindo TSLAUSDT (RWA), NVDAUSDT (RWA) e CRCLUSDT (RWA).

O Contrato Perpétuo do Índice RWA é criado com base em um composto de índices de ações tokenizados que já circulam no mercado. Cada índice contém um ou mais tokens RWA para acompanhar os preços de diferentes emissores terceirizados. Por exemplo, o Contrato Perpétuo do Índice AAPL RWA pode representar uma combinação de tokens AAPL emitidos por alguns emissores terceirizados distintos.

Semelhante à forma como os contratos perpétuos de criptomoedas existentes derivam seus preços de índice de várias das principais bolsas de criptomoedas, o inovador Contrato Perpétuo de Índice RWA da Bitget pode adicionar ou remover dinamicamente fontes de índice dependendo de fatores mensuráveis, como atividades de mercado, volumes de negociação e condições de liquidez. A Bitget pode ocasionalmente ajustar e divulgar a ponderação do índice. Essa abordagem garante flexibilidade e razoabilidade nos preços.

Para manter os preços justos e assegurar uma gestão de riscos, os Contratos Perpétuos do Índice RWA serão negociados em um cronograma de 5×24, encerrando nos fins de semana e feriados do mercado de ações. Durante os períodos de fechamento, o preço de mercado permanecerá congelado para evitar liquidação; no entanto, os usuários podem optar por adicionar margem em antecipação a movimentos bruscos do mercado na reabertura. Durantes esses fechamentos serão permitidos os cancelamentos de ordens, porém, novas ordens não serão aceitas. As taxas de financiamento também serão interrompidas durante o fechamento do mercado, e as liquidações serão retomadas em um ciclo de hora em hora quando o período de operações de trade estiver ativo.

Em termos de experiência de trading, os contratos perpétuos RWA compartilham a mesma mecânica e processo de liquidação dos contratos perpétuos de criptomoedas existentes, reduzindo a curva de aprendizado para os usuários. Para mitigar os riscos iniciais, a Bitget limitará a alavancagem em 10x, dará suporte apenas ao modo de margem isolada e aplicará limites de posição de interesse em aberto em toda a plataforma.

“A Bitget prospera com a inovação que vem do criptoespaço emergente”, declarou Gracy Chen, CEO da Bitget. “Com o primeiro Contrato Perpétuo de Índice RWA do mundo, estamos lentamente fazendo a transição para um ecossistema abrangente que engloba tudo relacionado a finanças. Este produto demonstra o avanço da plataforma em comparação a outros players, pois permite que os traders tenham exposição a uma moderna e tradicional variedade de classes de ativos, colmatando a lacuna entre TradFi e DeFi.”

No lançamento, o preço do índice da Bitget será baseado em tokens de ações emitidos na plataforma xStocks, com planos de incorporar novos emissores confiáveis em um futuro próximo. O suporte para uma maior variedade de contratos perpétuos RWA na Bitget Futures também está programado para o final deste trimestre.

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Sobre a Bitget

Fundada em 2018, a Bitget é a principal corretora de criptomoedas e empresa Web3 do mundo. Atendendo a mais de 120 milhões de usuários em mais de 150 países e regiões, a Bitget está comprometida em ajudar os usuários a fazer trading de forma mais inteligente com o seu recurso pioneiro de copy trading e outras soluções de trading, oferecendo acesso em tempo real ao preço do Bitcoin, Ethereum e outras criptomoedas.  Bitget Wallet é uma carteira de criptomoedas líder sem custódia que oferece suporte a mais de 130 blockchains e milhões de tokens. Ela oferece trading multicadeia, staking, pagamentos e acesso direto a mais de 20.000 DApps, com swaps avançados e insights de mercado integrados em uma única plataforma.

A Bitget está impulsionando a adoção de criptomoedas por meio de parcerias estratégicas, como seu papel de Parceira Oficial de Cripto da principal liga de futebol do mundo, a LaLiga, nos mercados do Leste, Sudeste Asiático e América Latina. Alinhada com sua estratégia de impacto global, a Bitget se uniu à UNICEF para apoiar a educação em blockchain para 1,1 milhão de pessoas até 2027. No mundo do automobilismo, a Bitget é a corretora de criptomoedas parceira exclusiva do MotoGP™, um dos campeonatos mais emocionantes do mundo.

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Aviso de risco: os preços dos ativos digitais estão sujeitos a flutuações e podem sofrer volatilidade significativa. Os investidores são aconselhados a alocar apenas os fundos que possam correr o risco de perder. O valor de qualquer investimento pode ser afetado e existe a possibilidade de que os objetivos financeiros não sejam alcançados e que nem o investimento principal seja recuperado. Sempre se deve procurar uma consultoria financeira independente, e a experiência financeira pessoal e a posição devem ser cuidadosamente consideradas. O desempenho passado não é um indicador confiável de resultados futuros. A Bitget não se responsabiliza por possíveis perdas incorridas. O conteúdo deste documento não deve ser interpretado como orientação financeira. Para obter mais informações, consulte os nossos Termos de Uso.

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Bitget lance le tout premier contrat perpétuel sur indice RWA, intégrant des actifs réels majeurs

VICTORIA, Seychelles, 21 août 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bitget, la principale plateforme d’échange de cryptomonnaies et entreprise Web3, annonce aujourd’hui le lancement du premier contrat perpétuel sur indice RWA (Real–World Asset). Ce produit novateur, disponible dès le 20 août, offre aux utilisateurs une nouvelle façon de trader des actifs traditionnels tokenisés, à commencer par une sélection de produits RWA tels que TSLAUSDT (RWA), NVDAUSDT (RWA) et CRCLUSDT (RWA).

Le contrat perpétuel sur indice RWA repose sur un ensemble d’indices boursiers tokenisés déjà en circulation sur le marché. Chaque indice regroupe un ou plusieurs jetons RWA permettant de suivre les prix de différents émetteurs tiers. Par exemple, le contrat perpétuel sur indice AAPL RWA peut représenter un ensemble de jetons AAPL émis par plusieurs émetteurs tiers.

À l’instar des contrats perpétuels de cryptomonnaies existants, dont le prix de l’indice est calculé à partir de plusieurs grandes plateformes d’échange de cryptomonnaies, le contrat perpétuel sur indice RWA innovant de Bitget permet d’ajouter ou de supprimer dynamiquement des sources d’indices en fonction de facteurs mesurables tels que l’activité du marché, le volume des transactions et les conditions de liquidité. Bitget peut ajuster et divulguer la pondération de l’indice à tout moment afin de garantir la flexibilité et l’équité des prix.

Pour assurer une tarification équitable et une gestion optimale des risques, les contrats perpétuels sur l’indice RWA seront négociés selon un calendrier 5×24, avec une clôture les week–ends et les jours fériés boursiers. Pendant ces périodes de clôture, le prix de marché restera gelé afin d’éviter toute liquidation ; néanmoins, les utilisateurs pourront ajouter de la marge pour se prémunir contre d’éventuelles fluctuations brutales du marché à la réouverture. Les annulations d’ordres seront autorisées pendant ces périodes, mais aucun nouvel ordre ne sera accepté. Les frais de financement seront également suspendus pendant les fermetures du marché, puis reprendront leur cycle horaire habituel dès la relance des transactions de trading.

En termes d’expérience de trading, les contrats perpétuels RWA partagent les mêmes mécanismes et processus de liquidation que les contrats perpétuels de cryptomonnaies existants, ce qui réduit la courbe d’apprentissage pour les utilisateurs. Pour limiter les risques initiaux, Bitget plafonnera l’effet levier à 10x, proposera uniquement le mode marge isolée et appliquera des limites de position d’intérêt ouverte sur l’ensemble de la plateforme.

« Bitget prospère grâce à l’innovation résultant de l’émergence du secteur des cryptomonnaies », a déclaré Gracy Chen, PDG de Bitget. « Avec le premier contrat perpétuel sur indice RWA, nous nous rapprochons d’un écosystème global couvrant tous les aspects de la finance. Ce produit marque un tournant pour la plateforme par rapport à ses concurrents, en permettant aux traders d’accéder à la fois aux classes d’actifs traditionnelles et modernes, comblant ainsi l’écart entre la finance traditionnelle (TradFi) et la finance décentralisée (DeFi). »

Lors du lancement, la tarification de l’indice de Bitget s’appuiera sur des jetons d’actions émis sur la plateforme xStocks, avec l’ambition d’intégrer prochainement d’autres émetteurs de confiance. La prise en charge d’une gamme plus large de contrats perpétuels RWA sur Bitget Futures est également prévue pour la fin du trimestre.

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À propos de Bitget

Fondée en 2018, Bitget est la principale plateforme d’échange de cryptomonnaies et entreprise Web3 au monde. Présente dans plus de 150 pays et régions, et au service de plus de 120 millions d’utilisateurs, la plateforme Bitget s’engage à aider ses utilisateurs à trader de manière plus intelligente grâce à sa fonctionnalité innovante de copy trading et à d’autres solutions de trading, tout en offrant un accès en temps réel aux cours du Bitcoin, de l’Ethereum et d’autres cryptomonnaies.  Bitget Wallet est un portefeuille crypto non dépositaire de premier plan qui prend en charge plus de 130 blockchains ainsi que des millions de jetons. Il propose des services de trading multi–chaînes, de staking, de paiements, ainsi qu’un accès direct à plus de 20 000 DApps, avec des fonctions de swap avancées et des analyses de marché intégrées dans une seule et même plateforme.

Bitget entend faire adopter les cryptomonnaies grâce à des partenariats stratégiques, comme en témoigne son rôle de partenaire crypto officiel de la meilleure ligue de football au monde, LALIGA, sur les marchés de l’Est, de l’Asie du Sud–Est et de l’Amérique latine. Pour faire écho à sa stratégie d’impact mondial, Bitget s’est associée à l’UNICEF pour soutenir l’éducation à la blockchain auprès de 1,1 million de personnes d’ici à 2027. Dans l’univers des sports mécaniques, Bitget est partenaire officiel crypto exclusif du MotoGP™, l’un des championnats les plus passionnants du monde.

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Mise en garde sur les risques : les cours des actifs numériques peuvent fluctuer et connaître une forte volatilité. Il est recommandé aux investisseurs d’investir uniquement la somme qu’ils peuvent se permettre de perdre. La valeur de vos investissements peut être affectée et il est possible que vous n’atteigniez pas vos objectifs financiers ou que vous ne parveniez pas à récupérer votre capital. Nous vous encourageons à toujours solliciter les conseils d’un spécialiste financier indépendant et à tenir compte de votre expérience et de votre situation financière. Les performances passées ne constituent pas un indicateur fiable des résultats futurs. Bitget décline toute responsabilité quant à toute perte potentielle encourue. Nulle disposition des présentes ne saurait être interprétée comme un conseil d’ordre financier. Pour en savoir plus, consultez nos Conditions d’utilisation.

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Plastic Talks Held Hostage by Petrochemical Lobby

Greenpeace protest at the recent Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC 5.2) on plastic pollution held in Geneva. Credit: Ravleen Kaur/IPS

Greenpeace protest at the recent Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC 5.2) on plastic pollution held in Geneva. Credit: Ravleen Kaur/IPS

By Ravleen Kaur
GENEVA, Aug 21 2025 – On August 7, a tar-like slurry glistened on the roads leading up to the gate of the Palais Des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. For fear of sticky substances sticking to tires, no vehicles were allowed to go inside for a while, forcing officials arriving from different parts of the world to disembark and walk through a side entrance.

Four people swiftly climbed the gates of the Palais, where the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC 5.2) on plastic pollution was taking place in Geneva, with yellow fluorescent banners that read “Big Oil polluting inside” and “Plastic treaty not for sale.” The demonstration couldn’t continue for long, as the police asked them to leave. But they lasted long enough to make a point.

Twenty-two activists from Greenpeace, an environmental non-profit, had organized the act two days after the global plastic treaty talks began in Geneva.

“The fake oil spill was to call out the undue influence of the fossil fuel industry on the plastic treaty talks,” said Graham Forbes, head of the Greenpeace delegation to the treaty negotiation.

The 10-day-long talks saw participation from over 3,700 delegates from 184 countries but eventually failed to deliver a treaty.

The same afternoon, an analysis of the provisional list of participants revealed that at least 234 fossil fuel and chemical industry lobbyists had registered for the INC 5.2 talks. The Geneva meeting was the second part of the fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC), which is tasked with preparing an “international legally binding instrument” to end plastic pollution across its lifecycle—its extraction and production, product design and use, and final disposal. The meeting concluded without an agreement due to disagreements over crucial aspects of the treaty regarding the extent of future restrictions on plastic production and the financial mechanisms for developing countries. 

“In INC-3 we counted 143, in INC-4 it was 196 and in INC-5 it was 220 lobbyists from the petrochemical and fossil fuel industry. So this year is the highest, even though our estimate is conservative because our methodology relies on delegates who choose to self-disclose their connections to fossil fuel or chemical industry interests,” said Delphine Levi Alvares, Global Petrochemicals Campaign Manager at the Centre for International Environmental Law (CIEL).

Plastic is a petroleum product; 99 percent of it is made from fossil fuels, and only 1 percent comes from biological sources. Experts cite that as fossil fuel-based industries face pressure in the climate change negotiations to change track and move to renewable sources of energy, plastic is quickly emerging as plan B to secure their business interests.

“What we are seeing here at INC5.2 is not new. It’s part of a pattern that is quickly becoming a crisis of credibility, where fossil capture has become systemic, strategic, and recurring across the climate change Conference of Parties (COPs), the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and even the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC),” said Dylan Kawa, Strategic Engagement and Communications Lead at the Pacific Islands Climate Action Network, Fiji.

Numbers Game

The CIEL analysis found that people from major petroleum and chemical companies—Dow, Exxon Mobil, Chevron, the American Chemistry Council and All India Plastic Manufacturers Association—were well represented among these lobbyists, outnumbering the combined diplomatic delegation of all 27 European Union nations.

The national delegations of Egypt, Kazakhstan, China, Iran, Chile and the Dominican Republic had 19 lobbyists accompanying them. The industry lobbyists were nearly four times the number of participants from the Scientists’ Coalition for an Effective Plastic Treaty (60) and about seven times the number of people representing indigenous communities (36) whom plastic pollution impacts greatly.

The situation is similar to climate COPs. At COP27, held in Egypt in 2022, 636 oil and fossil fuel lobbyists participated, found an analysis by Global Witness, an investigative agency looking at climate talks. This was a 25 percent increase in number from the previous COP held in Glasgow, Scotland.

“Oil and gas representatives outnumbered the entire African and Indigenous delegations at COP27,” said Kawa.

COP28 in Dubai broke the record with about 2,500 lobbyists attending the meeting, while there were only about 1,500 delegates from the ten most climate-vulnerable nations and only 316 from the impacted indigenous communities. At the last COP in Baku, however, the number went down to 1,773, though it was still more than the combined delegation of the ten most vulnerable countries, showed an analysis by the ‘Kick Big Polluters Out Coalition.’

Already there is speculation that COP30 in Brazil is being compromised. The COP30 Presidency recently announced the engagement of PR firm Edelman to manage its media strategy. Edelman also represents Shell, the second-largest investor-owned oil company in the world.

“Decades of evidence show the fossil fuel and chemical industries’ playbook: deny, distract, derail. After decades of obstruction in the climate negotiations, why would anyone think that they would suddenly show up in good faith in the Plastics Treaty talks?” says Ximena Banegas, CIEL’s Global Plastics and Petrochemicals Campaigner.

Petro lobby vs. indigenous communities

Indigenous communities felt that they were not heard in these talks thanks to the derailing tactics used by countries that have vested interests.

“As indigenous people, we are not only outnumbered by lobbyists. We see the same oppression in this space that we see in the outside world. The UN structure was created for us to align and find a convergence but the power dynamics are replicated here too. We have the numbers and the science on our side and we are also seeing the burden of this crisis (plastic pollution) in our territories, in our lives and in our bodies, but still we are not being heard well. The treaty must center people, not polluters,” said Xananine Calvillo, an indigenous leader from Mexico.

The INC’s mandate was to deliver a treaty by the end of 2024. But even after six sessions and at least USD 40 million spent by the United Nations Environment Programme on them, disagreement persisted between countries. At INC 5.2, while more than 120 countries pushed for proposals on production caps, phasing out single-use plastic and toxic chemicals in it, the health impact of plastic pollution and decision by majority voting, a handful of oil and petrochemical economies like Saudi Arabia, Iran, Kuwait, USA and India stood against them. They insist that plastic pollution is only a waste management issue and should be dealt with by better recycling rather than restricting production.

Dr. Vishvaja Sambath from the Centre for Financial Accountability, a non-profit that is part of the Break Free From Plastic movement, disagreed.

“Communities are suffering from the emissions of the petroleum and petrochemical industries, which supply plastics’ raw materials. Yet, at these negotiations, major oil-producing nations appear indifferent to both people and the planet. Their priority remains profit. This is an insult to frontline communities who are battling cancer, respiratory diseases and other severe health impacts.”

IPS UN Bureau Report

 


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