Coinbase Wallet launches Pulse Mode for perps

Coinbase has launched Pulse Mode for mobile perpetual futures trading shortly after renaming its Base App as Coinbase Wallet. Summary Coinbase has added Pulse Mode to its renamed Wallet app for mobile perpetual futures trading. Brian Armstrong announced the feature shortly after Coinbase restored its Wallet product name publicly online. Pulse Mode presents a simplified interface for opening and managing leveraged long or short positions. Coinbase Wallet remains self-custodial and supports crypto, tokenized assets, predictions, commodities and perpetual markets together. Coinbase has not published detailed Pulse Mode fees, leverage limits or regional eligibility publicly yet. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong revealed the feature in a Sept. 12 post, sharing an image of the new interface and inviting users to download the updated application. His post did not provide technical specifications, fee schedules or a complete list of supported markets. The company describes Pulse Mode as a simplified interface for perpetual contracts, commonly called perps. Available inside Coinbase Wallet, the feature gives eligible users a route to leveraged long and short positions without leaving the applic...