Binance said it will roll out five USDT-margined perpetual contracts on August 25 between 17:00 and 17:20 UTC+8, adding SKUUUSDT, SKDDUSDT, RAMUSDT, DJTUSDT, and MRNAUSDT in phases. According to the official announcement, the underlying exposure for these products includes traditional financial assets such as a Hynix leveraged ETF, a DRAM-themed ETF, Trump Media & Technology (DJT), and Moderna (MRNA). All five contracts will be settled in USDT and will support round-the-clock trading as well as Multi-Assets Mode. Binance also said the maximum leverage available on these contracts will be 20x. Funding fees will be settled once every eight hours, with the upper and lower caps set at +2% and -2%, respectively. The listing adds another batch of TradFi-linked derivatives to Binance’s futures lineup.
Binance Futures will list five USDT-margined perpetual contracts in phases on August 25 from 17:00 to 17:20 UTC+8, according to an official announcement cited by BlockBeats.
Contracts and rollout schedule
The exchange said it will add SKUUUSDT, SKDDUSDT, RAMUSDT, DJTUSDT, and MRNAUSDT during the 20-minute listing window on August 25.
Underlying exposure
According to the announcement, the contracts track traditional financial assets including a Hynix leveraged ETF, a DRAM-themed ETF, Trump Media & Technology (DJT), and Moderna (MRNA).
Trading terms
All of the contracts will be settled in USDT. Binance said they will support 24/7 trading, Multi-Assets Mode, and leverage of up to 20x. Funding fees will be settled every eight hours, with the maximum and minimum funding rates capped at +2% and -2%, respectively.
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