After updating the wallet application, a new feature named Pulse Mode was further added. The company disclosed that this mode has already been launched on the Coinbase Wallet mobile platform, allowing users to directly access the supported perpetual contract market within their wallets without having to navigate to other trading interfaces.

Launched simultaneously after wallet upgrade

This feature was introduced after Coinbase updated Base App and repositioned it as Coinbase Wallet. According to the company, the new feature is mainly aimed at more active traders, with a focus on placing the perpetual contract trading interface directly within the mobile wallet.

Pulse Mode has also incorporated more dynamic interface designs. The company hopes to use this to reduce the number of steps required for operations and enhance the mobile trading experience, in order to attract more users to complete transactions within Coinbase's own ecosystem.

Direct access to the perpetual market within the application

According to the disclosure, Pulse Mode has been integrated into the Coinbase Wallet mobile application. After users enter the application, they can view and access the supported perpetual contract markets within the wallet environment.

This means that Coinbase is continuing to expand the wallet from a simple asset storage and transfer tool into a product that integrates trading, position management, and on-chain access. For the platform, this also helps to retain more high-frequency trading activities within its own application.

Trading platforms continue to strengthen product integration

From the product perspective, Coinbase further integrates wallet, trading, and derivatives functions with the goal of increasing user engagement time and frequency of use. Perpetual contracts themselves are among the more active derivatives in the crypto market, and simplifying the mobile entry point usually makes them more attractive to short-term and high-frequency users.

Additional information:The information disclosed so far mainly focuses on the launch of functions and the entry points for use; no further details regarding the scope of supported markets, fee structures, or the subsequent expansion schedule have been provided.