Binance to list three USDT-margined perpetual contracts including MUUUSDT on July 16

Binance to list three USDT-margined perpetual contracts including MUUUSDT on July 16

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2026-07-16 06:15:39
Binance Futures is set to launch three USDT-margined perpetual contracts on July 16, 2026, according to an official announcement cited by Odaily. The rollout will begin with MUUUSDT at 09:00 UTC, followed by SOXSUSDT at 09:05 UTC and TZAUSDT at 09:10 UTC. The exchange said all three contracts will carry the same core trading parameters. Each will offer leverage of up to 25x, with a minimum order quantity of 0.01 and a minimum notional value of 5 USDT. Binance also set the funding rate cap at +2.00% and -2.00%, while funding settlement will take place once every eight hours. The announcement covers the listing schedule and contract specifications for the three products and does not provide additional details beyond those trading terms.
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Binance Futures will launch several USDT-margined perpetual contracts on July 16, 2026, according to an official announcement cited by Odaily.

The listing schedule is as follows: MUUUSDT at 09:00 UTC, SOXSUSDT at 09:05 UTC, and TZAUSDT at 09:10 UTC.

Binance said all three contracts will offer up to 25x leverage. The minimum order quantity is 0.01, the minimum notional value is 5 USDT, the funding rate cap is set at +2.00%/-2.00%, and settlement will take place once every eight hours.

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