Binance Futures is launching seven new perpetual futures contracts. The contracts will go live on July 9, 2026, starting at 17:00 Türkiye time, with each contract opening at five-minute intervals.
The list is as follows: BOTUSDT (RoboStrategy Inc.), WENUSDT (Wendy’s Company), INTWUSDT (GraniteShares 2x Long INTC Daily ETF), SNXXUSDT (Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF), XBIUSDT (SPDR S&P Biotech ETF), BNCUSDT (CEA Industries Inc.) and FWDIUSDT (Forward Industries Inc.). The opening times are 17:00, 17:05, 17:10, 17:15, 17:20, 17:25 and 17:30 Türkiye time, respectively.
Some of the contracts directly track stock prices: BOT, WEN, XBI, BNC and FWDI. Others are based on leveraged ETFs. INTWUSDT tracks the GraniteShares ETF that provides 2x daily long exposure to Intel shares. SNXXUSDT is based on a Tradr product that offers similar 2x leveraged exposure to Sandisk shares. XBIUSDT is built on the SPDR ETF tracking the biotechnology segment of the S&P Total Market Index, meaning it represents a sector-wide basket rather than a single company.
The other names on the list also represent different sectors. CEA Industries is a small-cap industrial company operating in compressed air and gas technologies. Forward Industries is known for carrying solutions and accessory manufacturing. RoboStrategy is positioned as a robotics and automation-themed investment vehicle. The addition of niche-sector companies alongside more familiar names such as Wendy’s and XBI shows that Binance is not limiting its futures product range to large companies only.
All contracts use USDT as the margin asset, with a minimum order size of $5. The tick size is 0.01 for BOT, WEN, INTW, SNXX and XBI, while it is 0.001 for BNC and FWDI. Leverage goes up to 25x for the first five contracts, while BNC and FWDI are limited to 10x. This difference is likely related to the trading volume and price volatility of the two assets. Binance generally sets more cautious leverage caps for assets with relatively lower liquidity or higher volatility.
The funding rate is calculated every eight hours and has a cap of plus or minus 2%. In perpetual contracts, the funding rate is a fee exchanged between long and short positions to keep the futures price close to the spot price. If the rate is positive, long position holders pay shorts. If it is negative, the opposite happens.
Seven Contracts Exempt From Eight-Hour Funding Interval Adjustment
One exception stands out. Binance normally shortens the eight-hour funding interval to one hour when the funding rate repeatedly hits the upper or lower cap. This mechanism is designed to curb excessive one-sided positioning. However, these seven contracts have been exempted from that rule, meaning the interval will remain fixed even under extreme funding conditions. In practice, this means that even if the market becomes heavily positioned in one direction, the funding cost will be calculated less frequently rather than every hour. This increases cost predictability for both long and short sides, while also allowing price deviations to last slightly longer.
All contracts support multi-assets mode, meaning users can combine different collateral assets in a single margin pool. The contracts trade 24/7, just like other crypto futures products. This means users can open positions through these stock-linked contracts even when U.S. stock markets are closed.
