Kalshi launches VVV perpetuals, bringing Venice AI’s token to US regulated futures

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Kalshi launches VVV perpetuals, bringing Venice AI’s token to US regulated futures

The CFTC-regulated prediction market continues its rapid derivatives expansion with a privacy-focused AI token joining its perpetual futures lineup.

Kalshi, the CFTC-regulated prediction market platform, just added VVV perpetual futures to its growing product lineup. VVV is the native token of Venice.ai, a generative AI platform built around privacy-preserving infrastructure and decentralized computing.

What Kalshi is actually offering

Kalshi’s perpetual futures contracts are USD-margined with no expiration date. Funding rates adjust every eight hours, a standard mechanism that keeps the contract price tethered to the underlying spot price.

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VVV perpetuals offer maximum leverage between 1.9x and 2.2x. Compare that to Bitcoin perps on the same platform, which allow leverage of roughly 5.9x to 6.1x.

Kalshi’s perpetuals momentum

The VVV listing is the latest in a rapid expansion that began when Kalshi received CFTC approval on May 29, 2026, to offer US-regulated perpetual futures contracts. Bitcoin perps launched just five days later on June 3.

Within the first 24 hours of its perpetual futures launch, Kalshi recorded over $100 million in notional trading volume. By the end of the first week, that figure crossed $1 billion.

Why VVV and why now

Venice.ai, the project behind the VVV token, operates in the intersection of generative AI and decentralized infrastructure. The platform emphasizes privacy-preserving AI solutions, positioning itself as an alternative to centralized AI providers that collect and monetize user data.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.
Kalshi launches VVV perpetuals, bringing Venice AI’s token to US regulated futures
Kalshi launches VVV perpetuals, bringing Venice AI’s token to US regulated futures

The CFTC-regulated prediction market continues its rapid derivatives expansion with a privacy-focused AI token joining its perpetual futures lineup.

Photo: Photo: Rostislav Uzunov / Pexels / Pexels

Kalshi, the CFTC-regulated prediction market platform, just added VVV perpetual futures to its growing product lineup. VVV is the native token of Venice.ai, a generative AI platform built around privacy-preserving infrastructure and decentralized computing.

What Kalshi is actually offering

Kalshi’s perpetual futures contracts are USD-margined with no expiration date. Funding rates adjust every eight hours, a standard mechanism that keeps the contract price tethered to the underlying spot price.

Advertisement

VVV perpetuals offer maximum leverage between 1.9x and 2.2x. Compare that to Bitcoin perps on the same platform, which allow leverage of roughly 5.9x to 6.1x.

Kalshi’s perpetuals momentum

The VVV listing is the latest in a rapid expansion that began when Kalshi received CFTC approval on May 29, 2026, to offer US-regulated perpetual futures contracts. Bitcoin perps launched just five days later on June 3.

Within the first 24 hours of its perpetual futures launch, Kalshi recorded over $100 million in notional trading volume. By the end of the first week, that figure crossed $1 billion.

Why VVV and why now

Venice.ai, the project behind the VVV token, operates in the intersection of generative AI and decentralized infrastructure. The platform emphasizes privacy-preserving AI solutions, positioning itself as an alternative to centralized AI providers that collect and monetize user data.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.