Binance has added tokenized Trump Media & Technology Group securities (ticker: DJTB) to its list of eligible margin collateral, expanding how traders can use bStocks inside leveraged accounts. Key points - Launch timing and eligibility: DJTB became eligible as margin collateral on Aug. 26 at 12:00 UTC, available to VIP 3 users and above in approved jurisdictions. Users can deposit DJTB as collateral via cross margin, Unified Account Mode and Unified Account Pro. - Margin trading and borrowing: Binance opened margin trading for the DJTB bStocks pair, but DJTB itself cannot be borrowed — it currently functions only as collateral to back other eligible margin positions. - Collateral rules and risk: Binance will apply a collateral ratio to DJTB to calculate how much of its market value counts toward borrowing capacity. That ratio and other risk parameters can be changed as market conditions evolve. Because DJTB used as collateral can trigger liquidations if its price falls and margin levels slip below maintenance requirements, using it in margin accounts differs materially from holding it in a spot wallet. - VIP access and thresholds: The product remains limited to VIP 3+ customers. Binance recently lowered the VIP 3 asset threshold from $3 million to $1 million; traders may also qualify via trading volume or BNB holdings. - What DJTB represents: DJTB provides price exposure tied to Trump Media (Nasdaq: DJT) but is not the same as a conventional share. Holding DJTB does not put an investor on the company’s shareholder register or create an official affiliation with Trump Media. Binance says bStocks holders may receive economic exposure to price moves and eligible distributions per product documentation, while any conversion, redemption or corporate action is governed by the issuer’s terms and jurisdictional restrictions. - How this differs from Trump Media’s reward token: DJTB is distinct from the nontradable shareholder reward token announced by Trump Media earlier in 2026 (which had a February record date for eligible DJT shareholders). - Spot listing, fees and withdrawals: Binance opened DJTB/USDT spot trading at 12:00 UTC on Aug. 26 and enabled algorithmic spot trading bots. Withdrawals were scheduled to open at 13:00 UTC. Binance offered zero maker fees on DJTB/USDT until Aug. 31 (23:59 UTC) and enabled fee-free conversions via Binance Convert. - Related products: This margin expansion followed Binance’s debut of a DJTUSDT perpetual contract on Aug. 25 (up to 20x leverage). Binance has also launched other stock-linked perpetual contracts (including references to Trump Media and Moderna) with up to 20x leverage. - Regulatory and jurisdictional limits: Binance markets bStocks under a prospectus approved within Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM); its ADGM entities operate under Financial Services Regulatory Authority permissions for exchange, clearing, custody and investment activities. bStocks are not offered publicly outside ADGM and are available only to eligible users in approved jurisdictions. DJTB has not been registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 or state securities laws, and Binance prohibits distribution of DJTB to U.S. persons (including entities acting for their account or benefit). - Market footprint: Binance’s bStocks suite has surpassed roughly $610 million in tracked value but remains unavailable to U.S. investors. - No timetable for broader access: Binance has not announced when (or if) DJTB borrowing will be enabled or when access will be expanded beyond current VIP and jurisdictional limits; future changes will depend on exchange announcements, collateral updates and applicable securities rules. Bottom line: Binance’s move brings tokenized Trump Media exposure into the margin toolkit for high-tier users in approved regions, but DJTB today is strictly collateral — not a loanable asset or a direct share — and carries the usual leveraged-trading risks and jurisdictional restrictions. Read more AI-generated news on: undefined/news