Zoomex Puts ETF Perpetuals in Focus Ahead of Fed Decision

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Key takeaways:

  • Zoomex's ETF perpetuals let crypto traders hedge Fed-driven equity volatility around the clock.
  • Broad ETF declines, especially TQQQ's 2.36% drop, signal risk-off positioning before the Fed decision.
  • XLF's 1.61% decline highlights financials' rate sensitivity, a key risk if Fed stays hawkish.

Zoomex is putting this week’s ETF landscape front and center as markets prepare for the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision, using its TradFi Stock Perpetuals lineup to offer round-the-clock derivatives exposure to six major ETF-linked contracts.

According to Zoomex’s internal Market Focus dashboard, SPYUSDT is trading at 760.29, down 0.68% over 24 hours with volume of 893.44, while QQQUSDT sits at 708.78 after a 0.96% dip and led the group with 1.59K in 24-hour volume. IWMUSDT is priced at 288.21, down 0.26%, and XLFUSDT trades at 56.60, down 1.61%, reflecting financials’ direct exposure to rate moves. XLKUSDT was among the few names in the green, up 0.22% to 189.51, while leveraged TQQQUSDT fell 2.36% to 69.46 with 7.85K volume.

The platform highlights that traditional exchanges are not always open when Fed decisions move markets sharply, and by listing these ETFs as USDT-margined perpetual contracts, Zoomex gives traders a way to respond in real time. The contracts follow the same margining, funding, and liquidation logic as its broader derivatives suite and are available without complex onboarding.

Founded in 2021, Zoomex serves over 3 million users across 35+ countries and offers more than 700 trading pairs. The company holds registrations including U.S. MSB, Canada MSB, U.S. NFA, and Australia AUSTRAC, and has completed security audits by Hacken.

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