Binance has added three new USDT-margined perpetual contracts, listing TMFUSDT, TBTUSDT and BITOUSDT for derivatives traders seeking access to additional markets through leveraged instruments.

According to Binance’s official listing announcement at https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/detail/ecf7318c0d434c339e80878588e700d0, the three new trading pairs are perpetual futures contracts settled in USDT. The contracts expand Binance’s existing lineup of USDT-margined derivatives products, where profit, loss and margin obligations are denominated in the stablecoin rather than in the underlying asset.

Perpetual contracts differ from traditional futures because they do not have a fixed expiry date. Positions can remain open indefinitely as long as traders continue to meet the applicable margin requirements. Because there is no scheduled settlement date, contract-specific rules such as margin tiers, funding mechanics and risk limits are central to how these markets operate. Binance publishes the full trading terms for its perpetual contracts, including parameters for individual instruments, on its perpetual trading parameters page at https://www.binance.com/en/futures/trading-parameters/perpetual.

The addition of TMFUSDT, TBTUSDT and BITOUSDT gives traders more markets that can be accessed with leverage on a single venue. Each new perpetual pair creates another instrument that may be used for directional trading or hedging, subject to the exchange’s contract specifications and risk controls.

Binance remains one of the largest venues for perpetual derivatives activity. CoinGlass data on TradFi perpetual volume concentration across major exchanges has underscored Binance’s position in the market for perpetual derivatives. New listings on large derivatives platforms often receive early attention from active traders, particularly during the initial trading period, because order books, spreads and available depth can change quickly as market makers and users begin trading the new contracts.

Traders using perpetual contracts face leverage and liquidation risk. Positions may be automatically closed if account margin falls below maintenance requirements. For that reason, users should review the leverage tiers, margin requirements, liquidation rules and other contract terms for each pair before opening a position.

Newly launched pairs may also experience thinner liquidity and sharper price movement during early trading sessions. Binance’s published trading parameters and contract specifications provide the relevant details for users assessing the rules that apply to TMFUSDT, TBTUSDT and BITOUSDT.

The listings add three more instruments to Binance’s perpetual futures offerings and continue the exchange’s pattern of expanding its derivatives lineup. The move follows other recent additions, including the launch of the POPMARTUSDT perpetual contract.