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Mash.fun adds new ‘sports perps’ markets

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Mash.fun has launched three new football markets, advancing its mission to let users trade sports in the same way they trade crypto.

Built on the Solana blockchain, Mash.fun brings the mechanics of crypto perpetuals trading to sports betting for the first time, offering the option to long or short a team with leverage.

Mash.fun has now added three unique, tradeable markets:

  • Team Indexes, which award points to a team for goals, clean sheets, corners and more.
  • Shirts, where users trade an index of the total aggregate number of goalscorers’ shirt numbers.
  • Mash Index, an index that measures the amount of action in a game.

“Mash.fun isn’t just another sportsbook. It’s an entirely new product that makes sports betting intuitive and appealing to crypto natives,” a Mash.fun spokesperson said. “Mash is already resonating with thousands of traders who are looking for a betting experience that matches the excitement of perpetual futures and memecoins.”

Inspired by the massive success of platforms like Binance and Hyperliquid, where billions of dollars in perpetual futures contracts are traded daily, Mash.fun allows users to take long or short positions on sports teams, apply leverage and even face liquidation if the market moves against them.

Mash.fun currently offers a range of markets across soccer, American football, basketball, baseball and cricket, with more sports to be added soon.

The platform is live on Solana. To learn more, please visit mash.fun.

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