$CT USDT is the USDT-margined perpetual futures contract for Concrete (CT), a token associated with an on-chain finance infrastructure project.
Concrete’s stated focus is providing institutional-style tooling for on-chain asset issuance, vaults, accounting, working-capital workflows, and custody integrations across crypto-native and real-world assets. CT is positioned as a protocol governance/configuration token rather than equity or a claim on profits.
Key contract details:
Contract: CTUSDT perpetual, settled in USDT
Maximum leverage: up to 20×
Funding: settled every 4 hours, with a capped range of +2.00% to -2.00%
Minimum order size: 1 CT
Minimum notional: 5 USDT
Trading: 24/7; Multi-Assets Mode supported
As of 2026-10-01, CTUSDT was around $0.52, with a 24-hour range near $0.40–$0.53 and elevated early trading volume—typical conditions for a newly launched perpetual contract. New listings can have sharp price swings, thin order-book periods, and rapidly changing funding rates. Binance’s official notice also clarifies that a Futures listing does not imply a Spot listing.
Concrete’s stated focus is providing institutional-style tooling for on-chain asset issuance, vaults, accounting, working-capital workflows, and custody integrations across crypto-native and real-world assets. CT is positioned as a protocol governance/configuration token rather than equity or a claim on profits.
Key contract details:
Contract: CTUSDT perpetual, settled in USDT
Maximum leverage: up to 20×
Funding: settled every 4 hours, with a capped range of +2.00% to -2.00%
Minimum order size: 1 CT
Minimum notional: 5 USDT
Trading: 24/7; Multi-Assets Mode supported
As of 2026-10-01, CTUSDT was around $0.52, with a 24-hour range near $0.40–$0.53 and elevated early trading volume—typical conditions for a newly launched perpetual contract. New listings can have sharp price swings, thin order-book periods, and rapidly changing funding rates. Binance’s official notice also clarifies that a Futures listing does not imply a Spot listing.