Figure:https://maple.finance/syrup
SYRUP is the core token of the Maple ecosystem, integrating governance, incentives, and value capture. It supports the operation of the entire ecosystem, from the institutional lending platform (Maple Institutional) to the open DeFi protocol (Syrup.fi). By staking SYRUP, users can not only participate in on-chain governance but also share in the dividend returns from real institutional lending profits. The design of SYRUP follows a dual mechanism of inflation + pullback, making it one of the few token models that achieve a “on-chain cash flow + community governance” dual closed loop.
SYRUP Futures is a perpetual contract product with the trading pair SYRUP/USDT, allowing users to trade in both directions using leverage. Unlike spot trading, the Futures contract price may deviate from spot prices in the short term due to funding rates and market sentiment, but the long-term trend is still dominated by the fundamentals of the token.
Currently on the Gate platform, SYRUP Futures supports leverage multiples from 1x to 25x, suitable for traders with different risk preferences.
Figure:https://www.gate.com/futures/USDT/SYRUP_USDT
Starting from June 25, 2025, the price of SYRUP Futures rose steadily, reaching a high of 0.6575 USD, but experienced a persistent pullback after June 29. As of July 1, 2025, 10:00 (UTC+8):
The price has returned near MA30, indicating that the bullish and bearish forces are tending to balance in the short term.
From the perspective of the funding rate, it is currently -0.0010%, indicating that the bears are dominant and the funds are in a negative yield. This usually means:
From the analysis of trading volume, despite the price decline in the past two days, there have been multiple instances of increased volume around $0.53, indicating strong support in that area, and the possibility of forming a bottom in the short term is relatively high.
For novice traders, it is essential to strictly control risks when participating in SYRUP Futures. Recommendations:
If you are not familiar with contract operations, it is recommended to practice on a demo account first.
Although contract trading can amplify profits, the risks also increase accordingly, so it is essential to manage positions and emotions well. The decline of SYRUP Futures may not be the end, but rather a phase of consolidation for the next round of market movement. For investors who are willing to patiently position themselves and focus on risk control, this could be a golden opportunity period worth paying attention to.
Figure:https://maple.finance/syrup
SYRUP is the core token of the Maple ecosystem, integrating governance, incentives, and value capture. It supports the operation of the entire ecosystem, from the institutional lending platform (Maple Institutional) to the open DeFi protocol (Syrup.fi). By staking SYRUP, users can not only participate in on-chain governance but also share in the dividend returns from real institutional lending profits. The design of SYRUP follows a dual mechanism of inflation + pullback, making it one of the few token models that achieve a “on-chain cash flow + community governance” dual closed loop.
SYRUP Futures is a perpetual contract product with the trading pair SYRUP/USDT, allowing users to trade in both directions using leverage. Unlike spot trading, the Futures contract price may deviate from spot prices in the short term due to funding rates and market sentiment, but the long-term trend is still dominated by the fundamentals of the token.
Currently on the Gate platform, SYRUP Futures supports leverage multiples from 1x to 25x, suitable for traders with different risk preferences.
Figure:https://www.gate.com/futures/USDT/SYRUP_USDT
Starting from June 25, 2025, the price of SYRUP Futures rose steadily, reaching a high of 0.6575 USD, but experienced a persistent pullback after June 29. As of July 1, 2025, 10:00 (UTC+8):
The price has returned near MA30, indicating that the bullish and bearish forces are tending to balance in the short term.
From the perspective of the funding rate, it is currently -0.0010%, indicating that the bears are dominant and the funds are in a negative yield. This usually means:
From the analysis of trading volume, despite the price decline in the past two days, there have been multiple instances of increased volume around $0.53, indicating strong support in that area, and the possibility of forming a bottom in the short term is relatively high.
For novice traders, it is essential to strictly control risks when participating in SYRUP Futures. Recommendations:
If you are not familiar with contract operations, it is recommended to practice on a demo account first.
Although contract trading can amplify profits, the risks also increase accordingly, so it is essential to manage positions and emotions well. The decline of SYRUP Futures may not be the end, but rather a phase of consolidation for the next round of market movement. For investors who are willing to patiently position themselves and focus on risk control, this could be a golden opportunity period worth paying attention to.