Binance Futures listed six more TradFi-related USDT perpetual contracts on the evening of October 29.
The official announcement says they will launch sequentially in five-minute intervals from 18:05 to 18:30 on October 29 (UTC+8): EWZSUSDT at 18:05 (the iShares ETF tracking Brazilian small-cap stocks), SMRUSDT at 18:10 (NuScale, a small modular nuclear power company), OXYUSDT at 18:15 (Occidental Petroleum), AMGNUSDT at 18:20 (Amgen), PFEUSDT at 18:25 (Pfizer), and MELIUSDT at 18:30 (Latin American e-commerce giant MercadoLibre). All six contracts are quoted and settled in USDT.
The rules are straightforward: maximum leverage of 20x, trading available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, funding settled every eight hours with a cap and floor of 2%, and a minimum notional value of just 5 USDT. In short, these are USDT-based contracts tied to US stocks and ETFs—you don’t need to convert to dollars first or wait for the NYSE to open. Even at night, when the US stock market is closed, you can still place long and short orders on Binance.
This batch spans a wide range of themes: pharmaceutical and energy stocks like Pfizer, Occidental Petroleum, and Amgen; nuclear power company NuScale; Latin American e-commerce giant MercadoLibre; and a Brazilian small-cap ETF. Unlike spot US stocks, which only move during market hours, these perpetuals trade around the clock on Binance. Whether trading volume picks up after launch and some capital shifts over from other contracts remains to be seen in the order book.
#币安 #合约 #TradFi does not constitute investment advice
The official announcement says they will launch sequentially in five-minute intervals from 18:05 to 18:30 on October 29 (UTC+8): EWZSUSDT at 18:05 (the iShares ETF tracking Brazilian small-cap stocks), SMRUSDT at 18:10 (NuScale, a small modular nuclear power company), OXYUSDT at 18:15 (Occidental Petroleum), AMGNUSDT at 18:20 (Amgen), PFEUSDT at 18:25 (Pfizer), and MELIUSDT at 18:30 (Latin American e-commerce giant MercadoLibre). All six contracts are quoted and settled in USDT.
The rules are straightforward: maximum leverage of 20x, trading available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, funding settled every eight hours with a cap and floor of 2%, and a minimum notional value of just 5 USDT. In short, these are USDT-based contracts tied to US stocks and ETFs—you don’t need to convert to dollars first or wait for the NYSE to open. Even at night, when the US stock market is closed, you can still place long and short orders on Binance.
This batch spans a wide range of themes: pharmaceutical and energy stocks like Pfizer, Occidental Petroleum, and Amgen; nuclear power company NuScale; Latin American e-commerce giant MercadoLibre; and a Brazilian small-cap ETF. Unlike spot US stocks, which only move during market hours, these perpetuals trade around the clock on Binance. Whether trading volume picks up after launch and some capital shifts over from other contracts remains to be seen in the order book.
#币安 #合约 #TradFi does not constitute investment advice
