ROBO draws scrutiny as Binance perp rumor vs KuCoin futures
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No official Binance announcement on ROBOUSDT perpetual contract Despite circulating headlines, there is no official announcement on binance’s channels regarding a ROBOUSDT perpetual futures listing as of this writing. In the absence of an exchange notice, rumors should not be treated as confirmed listings. Third‑party posts have circulated claims of multi‑venue ROBO listings, as reported by HokaNews (https://www.hokanews.com/2026/02/fabric-foundation-listing-confirmed.html). Those items are not a substitute for an exchange’s own contract‑specification or announcement page. What the ROBOUSDT perpetual contract is and why it matters A ROBOUSDT perpetual refers to a USDT‑margined futures contract that references the ROBO/USDT pair. Key parameters for market participants include leverage limits, funding‑rate bands, and margin requirements. At the time of this writing, ROBO is priced at $0.02131 with 10.57% volatility, RSI‑14 at 47.64, and a neutral to bearish read on sentiment. These metrics provide background context for derivatives interest. BingX: a trusted exchange delivering real advantages for traders at every level. Confirmed: KuCoin ROBOUSDT futures listing and key parameters The ROBOUSDT perpetual contract is live on a USDT‑margined basis with defined parameters, according to KuCoin (https://www.kucoin.com/news/flash/kucoin-futures-launches-robousdt-perpetual-contract-with-5x-leverage?utm_source=openai). The exchange set launch on February 26, 2026. Key terms include up to 5× leverage and a pre‑market funding rate of +0.005%, followed by a funding rate band of ±2.00%. These specifications frame initial risk and cost‑of‑carry conditions. How to verify listings and avoid rumor-driven trades Verification checklist: official announcements, contract specs, and API endpoints Start with the exchange’s official announcements page and the dedicated contract‑specification page. Confirm the exact symbol, margin asset, leverage cap, funding‑rate interval, and any notional or position limits. Cross‑check the listing on the exchange’s markets page or public API to verify the symbol exists and is trading. Validate timing and parameters against the exchange’s verified social channels. Risk management: funding, leverage limits, suspensions, and liquidity checks…
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