Binance Futures has unveiled two new USDⓈ-margined perpetual contracts, PHAUSDT and DFUSDT, designed to offer users the ability to trade with up to 75x leverage.
This addition is aimed at broadening trading choices and enhancing the overall experience for users on the platform.
The new contracts will go live on December 30th, with the PHAUSDT perpetual contract launching at 14:30, followed by the DFUSDT perpetual contract at 14:45.
Each contract will feature a maximum funding rate of +2.00% / -2.00% at the time of launch, with funding fees settled every four hours, in line with Binance’s standard procedure for perpetual futures contracts.
With the introduction of these contracts, Binance aims to cater to a wider range of trading preferences by offering more advanced tools and higher leverage.
The new offerings are expected to attract investors interested in the Phala Network and dForce ecosystems. For further details and contract information, users can visit the official Binance Futures platform.
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