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FTMO adds Micro Bitcoin and Micro Ether futures to its global trading evaluation program

Reported by Pluang
Oct 30, 2026· 1 min read
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Key Takeaways
  • • FTMO has added Micro Bitcoin and Micro Ether futures to its global trading evaluation program, according to a Pluang report dated October 30, 2026.
  • • The update extends the prop-trading firm's evaluation offering to smaller-sized crypto futures contracts, giving traders access to digital asset exposure within its funded-trader framework.
  • • Source material for this story was limited: the original article could not be retrieved, and the supplemental results consisted of unrelated user comments on a Czech press-release site.
Summary
Pluang reported that FTMO, a proprietary trading evaluation firm, has added Micro Bitcoin and Micro Ether futures to its global trading evaluation program. The headline indicates the addition of micro-sized contracts for the two largest digital assets, which typically carry smaller notional values than standard futures and allow traders to manage position sizing more granularly.

The full article could not be retrieved, so details such as contract specifications, launch timing, eligible account types, or any pricing and risk parameters could not be verified from available sources. Supplemental search results did not contain relevant coverage of this announcement and have been disregarded.

For institutional readers, the development is primarily relevant as an indicator of how retail-oriented prop-trading platforms are broadening crypto derivatives access. Readers seeking specifics should consult the original Pluang report or FTMO's official announcement.

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Pluang FTMO adds Micro Bitcoin and Micro Ether futures to its global trading evaluation program