Margin Trade announced on October 22, 2026, that CoinGecko had begun tracking its futures and spot markets through dedicated exchange pages and its API. The announcement covered 27 perpetual markets and the PEARL/USDC spot pair, giving traders and researchers another way to examine activity on the onchain venue.
Key Takeaways
- The announced coverage spans crypto, commodity and U.S. equity perpetual markets, plus Pearl spot trading.
- CoinGecko provides market-data fields including trading volume, open interest and spreads.
- The change adds third-party data access rather than launching a new trading venue or market.
Table of Contents
- What Margin Trade users can now track
- Published fees differ for the Pearl perpetual
- One account connects spot and perpetual trading
- Conclusion
What Margin Trade users can now track
The company said users can review trading pairs, volume, open interest, spreads and its published fee schedule across separate futures and spot exchange pages. Both pages are also available through CoinGecko’s API, extending access beyond the website.
The 27 perpetual markets cited in the announcement include exposure to bitcoin, ether and Solana, crude oil, and U.S. equities such as Intel. The spot page covers PEARL/USDC for Pearl, a proof-of-useful-work network whose mining uses AI computation.
The practical change is visibility: market participants can examine venue activity through an external data service rather than relying only on the trading platform’s own interface. The listing itself does not establish market liquidity or execution quality.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Standard-market taker fee | 0.05% |
| Standard-market maker fee | 0.01% |
| PRL-USD taker fee | 0.15% |
| PRL-USD maker rebate | 0.05% |
Published fees differ for the Pearl perpetual
CoinGecko’s Margin Trade futures fee schedule distinguishes standard markets from PRL-USD. Standard markets charge both makers and takers, while PRL-USD has a higher taker fee and pays makers a rebate.
The PRL-USD fee category is separate from the PEARL/USDC spot pair identified in the announcement. Keeping those labels distinct matters when comparing the venue’s spot and perpetual offerings.
One account connects spot and perpetual trading
Margin Trade launched on mainnet in June 2026 and added PRL spot trading on June 30 alongside its existing PRL perpetual market. The venue was built by contributors to Solayer Labs and operates a fully onchain central limit order book on Solana.
The platform uses a single cross-margin account, sharing collateral across positions. Margin Trade says it is non-custodial, with positions, funding payments, margin updates and liquidations settled onchain. CoinGecko tracking adds a data-access layer to that existing trading setup; it does not change the account or settlement model.
Conclusion
Margin Trade’s announcement expands access to data on its existing markets. Trading volume, open interest and spreads on the dedicated pages are the ongoing measures to watch, rather than treating the listing alone as evidence of deeper liquidity.
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