Binance Futures made back-to-back announcements on the same day, expanding its portfolio while continuing to clean up its listings.
New contracts launching
At 16:30, the exchange's derivatives platform announced the launch of two new USDⓈ-margined perpetual contracts: MUSDT, tied to Micron Technology stock, and SDNKUSDT, based on the Sandaime Neko (SDNK) token. Given Binance Futures' recent push beyond crypto-native assets into traditional financial instruments, this listing appears to be part of a broader effort to attract a wider range of investors. Micron, trading under the ticker MU, is one of the leading players in the global memory chip industry, while SDNK is an independent crypto ecosystem token.
Four contracts delisted
Later that day, at 17:01, Binance Futures painted a different picture: OLUSDT, HIPPOUSDT, RLSUSDT, and PUFFERUSDT were announced for removal. The exchange periodically reviews its listed assets and removes contracts that show low trading volume, liquidity issues, or raise concerns about project sustainability. The delisting of these four pairs appears to be the result of one such routine review.
When it comes to delistings, Binance Futures typically follows a set timeline: new positions are first restricted, existing positions are then automatically settled, and the contract is permanently removed. Users with open positions in the affected contracts should closely monitor the official announcement dates and close their positions in time to avoid forced liquidation.
Looking at the bigger picture, Binance Futures has been moving at an active pace throughout 2026, both expanding and pruning its listings. Perpetual contracts for gold and silver were added in January, followed by crude oil and natural gas contracts in late March and early April, as covered in our previous report. At the same time, a number of underperforming contracts have been quietly cleared from the platform.
