Binance Futures has introduced three new USDⓈ-M perpetual futures contracts linked to US Treasury bond exchange-traded funds and the ProShares Bitcoin ETF.
The latest listings expand Binance’s growing range of tokenized traditional finance products. According to the exchange, the contracts began rolling out on July 27 under Binance Exchange Rule 17.
Binance Launches Three New TradFi Contracts
Trading for the TMFUSDT perpetual contract opened at 13:30 UTC. The product tracks the Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bull 3X ETF, a leveraged fund designed to deliver amplified exposure to long-term US Treasury bonds.
Five minutes later, Binance introduced TBTUSDT. This contract provides exposure to the ProShares UltraShort 20+ Year Treasury ETF, which is designed to benefit when long-term Treasury bond prices decline.
At 13:40 UTC, the exchange launched BITOUSDT, a perpetual futures contract linked to the ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF.
All three contracts use USDT for settlement and are available for trading 24 hours a day. Binance is offering leverage of up to 25x on the newly listed products.
Contract Size and Funding Conditions
Binance has set the minimum order size at 0.01 units for each contract. Every trade must also have a minimum notional value of 5 USDT.
Funding payments will take place every eight hours. Meanwhile, funding rates will be capped between -2.00% and +2.00%.
The exchange also clarified that the interest rate used in the funding-rate formula has been adjusted to 0%.
Multi-Assets Mode Will Be Supported
The new perpetual futures contracts will support Binance’s Multi-Assets Mode. This feature allows eligible traders to use a combination of supported assets as margin instead of relying on only one asset.
However, Binance confirmed that its funding interval adjustment mechanism will not apply to these three contracts. Therefore, even when funding reaches its maximum level or available funding becomes limited, the settlement interval will remain at eight hours.
The contracts will not automatically switch to one-hour funding periods.
Trading Conditions May Change
Binance warned that it may adjust certain trading conditions in response to market developments. These changes could affect maximum leverage, funding fees, tick sizes, and initial or maintenance margin requirements.
The exchange also stated that the official listing announcement takes priority over any conflicting information published in the Binance Futures FAQ.
The introduction of these products shows Binance’s continued effort to connect cryptocurrency derivatives with traditional financial markets. Traders can now gain leveraged exposure to long-term US Treasury movements and a Bitcoin-linked ETF without directly purchasing the underlying funds.
