Starting at 18:05 tonight, Binance Futures is adding another batch of U.S. stock perpetuals—this time mixing pharmaceuticals, oil, and Latin American e-commerce.

They’ll go live in sequence, one every five minutes: 18:05 Brazil Small-Cap ETF EWZS, 18:10 nuclear power stock SMR, 18:15 Occidental Petroleum OXY, 18:20 Amgen $AMGN , 18:25 Pfizer $PFE , and 18:30 Latin American e-commerce company $MELI . All are settled in USDT, with up to 20x leverage, a 5 USDT minimum, and 24-hour trading. Funding fees are settled every 8 hours, with a cap of 2% in either direction.

This whale’s take: The interesting thing about this batch isn’t the number of contracts, but the cross-industry mix—pharmaceuticals, energy, nuclear power, and e-commerce all in one batch. It suggests Binance is treating U.S. stock perpetuals as a regular fixture, not a one-off experiment. But a contract is still not a stock: there are no dividends or voting rights, and after the market closes, price movements depend entirely on the contract’s own market. Funding rates and liquidity are what really need watching overnight. Leverage may look high, but size your positions so you can still sleep at night.