Binance has rolled out or scheduled a series of perpetual futures contracts that provide price exposure to established U.S. equities and exchange-traded funds. Each contract settles in Tether (USDT),trades around the clock and operates as a derivative instrument distinct from the underlying shares or fund units. Holders gain no ownership interest or shareholder rights in the tracked assets.

Contracts Covering Equity Benchmarks and Individual Stocks

One of the newer additions is the SPYUSDT perpetual, which tracks the State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust. Binance scheduled its launch for April 6, 2026, at 9:40 a.m. ET. The contract carries a maximum leverage of 10x and trades continuously seven days a week. Its quoted price represents the derivative market only and does not convey any claim on ETF shares or associated voting or distribution rights.

Binance also launched TQQQUSDT on June 29, 2026, at 9:40 a.m. ET. The contract follows ProShares UltraPro QQQ, an ETF designed to deliver three times the daily performance of the Nasdaq-100 index before fees and expenses. Maximum leverage stands at 20x. The exchange noted that the fund’s objective applies to daily returns and that results over longer periods may diverge from three times the index move. On November 6 the underlying ETF closed at $52.25 with a net asset value of $52.30; those figures apply solely to the ETF and not to the Binance contract.

Two additional stock-linked contracts complete the recent set. VUSDT, scheduled for a May 18, 2026, start at 9:45 a.m. ET, tracks Visa Inc. common stock and offers up to 10x leverage. Visa shares traded at $422.65 on November 6. Separately, AVGOUSDT began trading on April 20, 2026, at 9:40 a.m. EDT. It follows Broadcom Inc. common stock, settles in USDT, remains available around the clock and permits leverage of 10x. Like the other products, it is a futures contract independent of the Nasdaq-listed shares.

Shared Features Across the Product Suite

All four contracts share core design elements. Settlement occurs exclusively in USDT. Trading continues without interruption across weekdays and weekends. Each instrument is explicitly separated from the cash market asset it references, so participants cannot claim fund shares, corporate dividends or governance rights. Leverage ranges from 10x for the SPY, Visa and Broadcom contracts to 20x for the leveraged Nasdaq product.

The launches span April through June 2026, with the most recent public details appearing in early November. Market prices cited for the underlying ETFs and stocks on November 6 serve only as reference points for those cash instruments and do not describe the perpetual futures themselves.

These products expand the range of traditional market exposures available through Binance’s perpetual futures platform while maintaining the structural separation between derivative contracts and the cash assets they reference.