Binance launches PONS and Hajimi perpetual futures
Binance Futures launched two USDT-settled perpetual contracts on Sept. 6, adding markets for Pons (PONS) and the Chinese meme coin 哈基米, commonly rendered as Hajimi. The PONSUSDT contract opened at 06:45 UTC. HajimiUSDT followed at 07:15 UTC, according to Binance announcement. Both products allow eligible traders to take leveraged positions without owning the underlying tokens. The launches followed sharp price increases for both assets. At the time of the initial report, PONS traded near $0.891 after gaining about 23.9% over 24 hours. Hajimi was quoted near $0.0584 following an approximately 248.5% increase. Later information on Binance Alpha showed Hajimi near $0.070 and up more than 330% over 24 hours. The difference reflects the tokens rapid movement and the timing of each price snapshot. These figures describe past trading conditions and do not establish a continuing trend. Binance futures contracts use USDT settlement PONSUSDT and HajimiUSDT are USDⓈ-margined perpetual contracts settled in USDT. Perpetual contracts have no scheduled expiration date. They use recurring funding payments to help keep their prices aligned with the relevant underlying markets. Binance set the minimum order at one token for each contract. Each order must have a notional value of at least 5 USDT. The PONSUSDT tick size is 0.0001, while HajimiUSDT









