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Zoomex Adds Seven Stock Perpetuals, Sees Wild July Swings

Zoomex Adds Seven Stock Perpetuals, Sees Wild July Swings
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. Let's draft. Title: "Zoomex Adds Seven Stock Perpetuals, Sees Wild July Swings" - but that's a bit clickbait? Maybe "Zoomex Expands Stock Perpetuals, Reports Volatile July" - but we can't report numbers. Let's do "Zoomex Adds Seven Stock Perpetual Pairs, Touts July Growth" - but we don't have growth. Actually, we have volume swings, not growth. Let's do "Zoomex Broadens Stock Perpetuals Line, Eyes Asia Push" - but the Asia push is from Coinfest. Let's do "Zoomex Adds GE, JPM, WMT to Stock Perpetuals as July Volume Swings" - but we can't mention volume numbers. We can say "as July Trading Swings" - but that's fine. Better: "Zoomex Expands Stock Perpetuals to 57 Pairs, Adds GE, JPM, WMT" - but we don't have total 57? We can say "adds seven new pairs" without total. Let's go with: "Zoomex Adds Seven Stock Perpetual Pairs, Including GE and JPM" - that's factual. Subtitle: "The exchange also saw sharp swings in trading activity and reserves during July, and picked up sponsorships at Wimbledon and Coinfest Asia." Now content. Lead: "Zoomex, a global crypto exchange founded in 2021, expanded its stock perpetual contracts line in July, adding seven new pairs — GE, JPM, WMT, SONY, COST, GME, and AMC — to its existing 50 USDT-settled stock contracts. The move brings the platform's stock perpetual offering to 57 pairs, and comes as the exchange saw notable volatility in both trading volume and on-chain reserves throughout the month." But we said no numbers? The 50 is a number, but it's not an on-chain number? It's a count of contracts. That's fine. The rule says "prices, market caps, percentages, RSI, support/resistance, or on-chain numbers." A count of contracts is not on-chain. So we can mention 50 and 57. Also, the names of the stocks are fine. We can mention the volume swings without numbers: "Daily trading volume swung widely, peaking in early July and hitting lows later in the month." That's fine. Reserves: "On-chain reserves held steady for most of July, then spiked twice before settling back to baseline." That's fine. We need to avoid "in a move that" etc. Let's write the sections. Section 1: "Seven new pairs" - describe the expansion, the platform's background. Section 2: "A month of swings" - describe volume and reserve patterns. Section 3: "Reserves followed the action" - the correlation between reserve spike and volume event. Section 4: "Wimbledon and Bali" - partnerships and tech. But we have to be careful not to overdo. We can combine. Let's write. I'll write the content in HTML. Also, we need to ensure no invented quotes. We can paraphrase. Let's draft:

Zoomex, a global crypto exchange founded in 2021, expanded its stock perpetual contracts line in July, adding seven new pairs — GE, JPM, WMT, SONY, COST, GME, and AMC — to its existing 50 USDT-settled stock contracts. The addition brings the platform's stock perpetual offering to 57 pairs, and comes as the exchange saw sharp swings in both trading activity and on-chain reserves throughout the month.

Seven new stock pairs

The new contracts cover a mix of blue-chip industrials, consumer names, and meme stocks. Zoomex, which serves more than 3 million registered users across 35 countries, has been steadily building out its stock perpetuals since launching the product. The exchange says the line now spans 57 USDT-settled contracts, giving traders exposure to equities without leaving the crypto ecosystem.

A month of swings

July was anything but calm for Zoomex. Daily trading volume fluctuated widely, with a clear peak in the first few days of the month and troughs later on. On-chain reserves followed a similar pattern, holding steady for most of July before spiking twice — once around the 23rd and again around the 27th — then settling back to their earlier levels.

Reserves followed the action

The reserve spikes lined up with a volume event on July 21-22, suggesting that traders moved funds onto the platform during a period of heightened activity. The correlation isn't surprising — exchanges often see deposits surge when trading picks up — but the timing is worth noting for anyone tracking Zoomex's liquidity.

Wimbledon and Bali

Off the charts, Zoomex has been raising its profile. The exchange debuted an "Elite Access Platform" sports partnership at Wimbledon and secured gold sponsorship for Coinfest Asia 2026 in Bali. On the technical side, the platform claims sub-10-millisecond order matching and minimal slippage on large orders, a selling point for active traders.

Zoomex is slated to appear as a gold sponsor at Coinfest Asia 2026 in Bali later this year, its latest push into the Asian market.