Bitrue has added perpetual futures on Cisco ($CSCOUSDT) and Marvell ($MRVLUSDT), letting users take leveraged long or short positions on the two AI networking suppliers directly through its crypto trading interface. The exchange tied the listing to the companies' upcoming earnings, framing both as AI infrastructure names worth watching this quarter.
Cisco has leaned heavily on AI-related demand in recent results, with the company's fiscal third-quarter revenue reaching $15.84 billion, up 12% year-over-year, driven in part by AI infrastructure orders that hit $5.3 billion year-to-date. That performance pushed Cisco to raise its full-year AI infrastructure revenue target to $4 billion, up from an earlier $3 billion goal, with networking orders up more than 50% and data center switching orders up over 40%. Cisco's next quarterly report is expected around August 19.
Marvell's data center bet
Marvell has a similar AI-driven story underpinning its stock. CEO Matt Murphy has raised the company's fiscal 2027 and 2028 outlook on what he described as exceptional AI bookings, with data center revenue now representing 74% of Marvell's total mix — powered by custom silicon work for AWS Trainium, Microsoft Maia, and next-generation 1.6T optical networking chips. Guidance for the current quarter implies roughly 35% year-over-year growth.
Crypto exchanges keep expanding into equities
The listing adds to a growing trend of crypto platforms offering leveraged access to individual stocks alongside digital assets, letting users express views on traditional equities without leaving a crypto-native venue. Bitrue has taken a similar approach with other large-cap names in the past, including leveraged tokens tied to Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon. As with any perpetual futures product, positions on CSCOUSDT and MRVLUSDT carry funding rates and liquidation risk tied to leverage, and traders are exposed to the same volatility around earnings that would affect the underlying shares.
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