Binance Leveraged Tokens are a type of derivative product that give you leveraged exposure to the underlying asset. Like other tokens, leveraged tokens can be traded on the spot market. Each leveraged token represents a basket of perpetual contract positions. The price of a leveraged token moves along with price changes in the perpetual contract market, and the leverage level moves up and down accordingly.

Unlike margin trading, leveraged tokens allow you to gain exposure to leveraged positions without having to put up any collateral, maintain a maintenance margin level, or worry about the risk of liquidation. However, even though you don't have to worry about the risk of liquidation, there are still risks associated with leveraged token positions, such as the effects of price movements in the perpetual contracts market, premiums, and funding rates.

Unlike conventional leveraged tokens (not managed by Binance), Binance Leveraged Tokens do not maintain constant leverage. Instead, Binance Leveraged Tokens attempt to maintain a variable target leverage range between 1.25x and 4x. This would maximize profitability on upswings and minimize losses to avoid liquidation. However, do note that the real leverage may fluctuate beyond the target range in extreme market movements.

The ticker name indicates the underlying assets. For example, the underlying asset of BTCUP is the BTC perpetual contract in Binance Futures.

Binance Leveraged Tokens rebalance on an as-needed basis only. Unlike conventional leveraged tokens, Binance Leveraged Tokens are not forced to maintain a constant leverage. Hence, Binance Leveraged Tokens rebalance during extreme market movements only.

The rebalancing of Binance Leveraged Tokens positions is governed by Binance proprietary algorithms. Binance aims to maximize the correlation between the Binance Leveraged Tokens and the underlying margin-Leveraged position.

You must accept and agree to the terms and conditions in Binance Leveraged Token Risk Disclosure before getting started in Binance Leveraged Tokens.

You can find a list of leveraged token trading pairs available to trade on Binance here. Should we add more trading pairs for trading, an official announcement will be made in advance.

The fees associated with Binance Leveraged Tokens are as follows:

To subscribe or redeem, simply go to Binance Leveraged Tokens page and click “Subscribe” or “Redeem”. 0.1% of subscription or redemption fee will be charged and the funds (in USDT) will be deducted from or credited into your spot wallet.

The daily total subscription or redemption limit of each leveraged token may vary according to prevailing market conditions.

Users may subscribe or redeem each leveraged token up to the daily cap per account at any time except during rebalancing, however, the amount may vary according to prevailing market conditions. Please refer to Binance Leveraged Tokens Trading Rules for the limit of subscription and redemption.

Users are not allowed to redeem tokens while the fund is rebalancing.

Currently, Binance Leveraged Tokens are not withdrawable. You can store the tokens safely on your Binance account.