Trade BNB perpetual from Telegram
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BNB (BNB) is a perpetual contract on Hyperliquid, open around the clock. Long or short it from Telegram with up to 10× leverage, on an account in your name.
Trade BNB on Telegram- Price
- 742.44read at 2026-09-08 01:28 UTC
- 24 h change
- −0.66 %
- 24 h volume
- 18.4 M$
- Open interest
- 58.1 M$
- Funding per day
- +0.030 %
- Max leverage
- 10×
- Market fee
- 4.5 bp
- Margin
- cross or isolated
- Venue
- Hyperliquid
- Hours
- 24/7
- Minimum order
- $11.00
How to trade BNB in three taps
- Open @stratidex_bot and pick BNB, or tap the button below: the market opens directly.
- Choose the side, buy (long) or sell (short), and the leverage, up to 10×.
- Choose the amount. The ticket shows the liquidation price and the cost before you confirm.
Leverage and liquidation on BNB
Hyperliquid allows up to 10× on BNB, in cross margin, where your whole balance backs the position, or isolated. At 10×, a move of roughly 10.0 % against you is enough to reach liquidation, before maintenance margin. StratiDex shows the exact liquidation price on every ticket and starts at 2×.
What it costs
One small commission per executed order, plus Hyperliquid’s taker fee and the spread. Everything shows before you confirm; there is nothing else, no subscription. Join through an invite link and you pay 10 % less, for life. See pricing
The key that places your orders cannot withdraw: the protocol forbids it. The account is in your name and its private key can be exported at any time. How security works
FAQ
Can I short BNB on Telegram?
Yes. Every Hyperliquid perpetual can be sold short. Pick BNB, tap Sell, choose the leverage and the amount.
What is the maximum leverage on BNB?
10× on Hyperliquid when this page was built. StratiDex starts at 2× and shows the liquidation price before you confirm.
Do I need to install anything to trade BNB?
No. StratiDex runs inside Telegram. The account is created in the chat, in your name on Hyperliquid, and its private key can be exported at any time.
Related markets
Leveraged trading can lose the entire capital committed. Nothing here is investment advice.