Quoted in USD per GPU-hour and settled in USDT, the perps trade 24/7 with leverage of up to 10x, letting traders take a view on compute prices without buying GPUs or signing cloud rental agreements.

The contracts follow the H100 and B200 GPU Rental Price Indices from Silicon Data, which standardize the average hourly rental cost of each chip across multiple cloud and compute providers. The move turns one of the core input costs of AI into a directly tradable market.

The launch lands ahead of CME Group, which is scheduled to list its own H100 and B200 GPU rental-price futures in October, and extends Bitget's "Universal Exchange" model beyond crypto, equities and commodities into compute.

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