Binance Futures is enhancing its offerings with the introduction of the B3USDT Perpetual Contracts.
Traders will be able to leverage up to 25x for these new derivative contracts, which will provide additional trading opportunities on the platform.
The B3USDT contracts will use B3 as the underlying asset and settle in USDT. The contract will feature a minimum tick size of 0.00001, and traders will experience funding fee settlements every four hours, with a capped funding rate of +2.00% and -2.00%. Trading will be available around the clock.
Furthermore, Binance Futures will support Multi-Asset Mode, enabling traders to utilize BTC and other assets as margin for these contracts. While Binance reserves the right to modify the contract’s details based on market shifts, this launch is part of the platform’s broader effort to diversify and enhance its derivative products.
It’s important to note that the introduction of this contract does not guarantee future spot listings for the underlying token. All trading on Binance will remain subject to the platform’s Terms of Use and Futures Service Agreement.
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