Pacifica Launches JUP and XAG Perpetual Contracts with Up to 10x Leverage

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Pacifica, a Solana-based perpetual contract platform, announced news of its token launch on January 5, 2026, introducing JUP perpetual contracts with up to 10x leverage. In the past week, the platform also added WLD (5x), LIT (3x), and XAG (10x) contracts. Coinbob launched a Telegram bot to assist users in tracking and replicating high-frequency strategies for airdrop opportunities. This update appears in on-chain news as traders seek new leveraged exposure.

BlockBeats News: On January 5, according to an official announcement, the perpetual contract trading platform on the Solana blockchain, Pacifica Jupiter (JUP) USDC-denominated contracts have now gone live, allowing users to trade with up to 10x leverage. Additionally, last week, Pacifica also launched leveraged perpetual contracts for WLD (5x), LIT (3x), and XAG (10x).


To facilitate user participation, the on-chain data analysis and follow-trading tool Coinbob is now officially launched. Coinbob PacificaThe (@CoinbobPAC_bot) bot allows users to track and copy high-frequency trading strategies to earn points and prepare for potential airdrop opportunities.

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