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Intel perpetual (INTCUSDT) on QATS Prop
Intel (INTCUSDT) is a USDT-margined perpetual future you can trade on QATS Prop TradFi challenges, one of 33 instruments on that line. It is priced from Binance, takes leverage up to 10× on the current plans, trades around the clock and never expires.
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INTCUSDT at a glance
- Symbol
INTCUSDT, a USDT-margined perpetual future with no expiry- Challenge
- QATS Prop TradFi challenges
- Priced from
- Binance
- Listed on
- Binance and Bybit
- Max leverage
- Up to 10× on the current plans, chosen per order
- Funding
- The exchange’s funding rate, paid or received at its funding times and added to the position’s P&L
- Risk day
- Starts at 17:00 Chicago time, an accounting boundary, not a pause
- Hours
- 24/7; the stock trades 09:30–16:00 New York
What is Intel?
Intel: the processor maker rebuilding itself as a chip manufacturer for others.
Intel designs the processors in most personal computers and many servers, and is one of the few companies that also manufactures its own chips. It is investing heavily to make chips for other companies too, with support from the US government.
It trades as a turnaround: news about its manufacturing progress, new customers for its factories and government backing moves it more than its current earnings do.
- Listed on
- Nasdaq
- Sector
- Semiconductors
- Main products
- PC and server processors
What moves the price of Intel?
- Manufacturing progress
- Whether its newest production processes arrive on schedule.
- Foundry customers
- Announcements of other companies making chips in its factories.
- Government support
- Grants, stakes and policy aimed at domestic chip production.
- PC and server demand
- Its core markets, and its share of them against rivals.
What do traders watch?
- Intel earnings dates
- Foundry customer announcements
- US chip policy
When does INTCUSDT trade?
The perpetual trades around the clock, but it follows a market that is open 09:30 to 16:00 New York time. Outside those hours, and at weekends, the book is thinner and spreads are wider.
What are the risks of trading Intel on a prop account?
- Results are published four times a year, after or before the New York session. A move of several percent in minutes is normal on those days.
- The market it follows is closed at weekends. A position held through the weekend meets Monday’s opening price, which can be far from Friday’s close.
- This is a perpetual contract: it has no expiry, and its price can sit slightly above or below the market it follows.
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Frequently asked questions
01Can I trade Intel with a prop firm?
Yes. Intel (INTCUSDT) is on QATS Prop TradFi challenges as a USDT-margined perpetual, priced from Binance. It is listed on Binance and Bybit, has no expiry and trades 24/7.
02What leverage can I use on INTCUSDT at QATS Prop?
Up to 10× on the current plans. You choose the leverage of each order up to that ceiling; the account’s daily loss limit and maximum loss still apply to the position.
03When can I trade INTCUSDT?
The perpetual trades around the clock, but it follows a market that is open 09:30 to 16:00 New York time. Outside those hours, and at weekends, the book is thinner and spreads are wider.
Educational content, not investment advice. This page describes what the market is and does not forecast its price. Evaluation and Funded accounts are simulated; Live Funded is real capital by separate review. Which instruments an account can trade is set by its plan and checked on every order.
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