What is the new Binance Futures product?

Binance Futures launched perpetual contracts linked to the BITO Treasury ETF. The contracts let users trade the ETF's price movements.

Do traders own the ETF?

No. Traders only gain exposure to the ETF's price. They do not own shares of the fund.

The contracts settle in Tether (CRYPTO:USDT). Profits and losses are paid in USDT.

A perpetual futures contract has no expiry date. Traders can keep positions open if they maintain enough margin.

Binance said the launch expands its futures product range. It also gives traders more ways to access ETF-linked markets.

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Written by Jon CuthbertPublished Jul 28, 2026, 5:45 AM

Binance Futures has launched perpetual contracts linked to the BITO Treasury ETF.
The new product lets traders gain leveraged exposure to the ETF's price movements.
The launch expands Binance's range of futures products tied to traditional financial assets.

Binance Futures has launched perpetual contracts tied to the BITO Treasury ETF, giving traders another way to trade ETF price movements.

The exchange said the new contracts support leverage and allow users to trade without owning the underlying ETF.

Binance said the launch expands its futures offering by adding another product linked to traditional financial markets.

The contracts are settled in Tether (CRYPTO:USDT) and are available to eligible users on the Binance Futures platform.

Perpetual futures do not have an expiry date. Traders can keep positions open as long as they meet margin requirements.

Binance said funding fees will apply to keep the contract price close to the ETF's market price.

The exchange continues to expand its derivatives business by adding products linked to both digital assets and traditional financial markets.