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Binance Futures Will Launch USDⓈ-Margined IRYSUSDT Perpetual Contract (2025-11-26) Published on 2025-11-26 19:43 This is a general announcement. Products and services referred to here may not be available in your region. Fellow Binancians, To expand the list of trading choices offered on Binance Futures and enhance users’ trading experience, Binance Futures will launch the following perpetual contract(s) as below: 2025-11-26 16:00 (UTC): IRYSUSDT Perpetual Contract with up to 20x leverage More details on the aforementioned perpetual contract(s) can be found in the table below: USDⓈ-M Perpetual Contract IRYSUSDT Launch Time 2025-11-26 16:00 (UTC) Underlying Asset Irys (IRYS) Contract Address 0x91152B4Ef635403efBAe860edD0F8c321d7c035d Project Info Irys is a Layer 1 datachain that unifies onchain data storage and smart contract execution into a single network. Settlement Asset USDT Tick Size 0.000001 Capped Funding Rate +2.00% / -2.00% Funding Fee Settlement Frequency Every Four Hours Maximum Leverage 20x Trading Hours 24/7$BTC Multi-Assets Mode Supported#BTCRebound90kNext? $BTC #

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image#BTCRebound90kNext? $BTC Companies Falcon Finance Leaderboard Campaign Falcon Finance is building the first universal collateralization infrastructure, designed to transform how liquidity and yield are created onchain. The protocol accepts liquid assets, including digital tokens and tokenized real world assets, to be deposited as collateral for issuing USDf, an overcollateralized synthetic dollar. USDf provides users with stable and accessible onchain liquidity without requiring the liquidation of their holdings. Event Period 2025-11-27 - 2025-12-29 Total participants 0 Rewards 800,000 FF

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📉 U.S. Jobless Claims Edge Up; Labor Market Remains Stable For the week ending April 5, initial jobless claims rose slightly by 4,000 to 223,000, in line with forecasts. Meanwhile, continuing claims (as of March 29) dropped 43,000 to 1.85 million, reflecting a resilient job market. Overall, employment remains steady despite minor changes. --- 💸 U.S. Inflation Eases – CPI Falls to 2.4%, Below Estimates March 2025 CPI came in at 2.4% (vs. 2.5% expected), and Core CPI at 2.8% (vs. 3.0%)—marking the second monthly drop. However, with 125% tariffs on Chinese goods, inflation may heat up soon. Investors, stay alert! 👀 --- 🔍 CPI Details at a Glance: Monthly CPI slipped 0.1% (vs. +0.2% in February) Energy prices dropped 2.4% (gasoline -6.3%) Food costs rose 0.4% Core CPI up 0.1%, with airfares and used cars seeing price drops Core inflation at 2.8% – slowest pace since March 2021 --- 📉 Dollar Drops to 2025 Low Ahead of CPI Report The USD is down ~6% year-to-date, benefiting unhedged global equities. Today’s CPI release at 8:30 AM EST could shape the Fed’s next move! --- 🚀 Markets Rally After Trump Delays Tariffs (China Hit with 125%) On April 9, Trump delayed most tariffs for 90 days (maintained 10% baseline), but hiked tariffs on Chinese imports to 125%. The result? S&P 500 surged 5.6%—the biggest one-day gain since WWII! Next catalyst? Today's CPI report. --- ⚠️ Powell’s Caution: Tariffs May Fuel Inflation, Slow Growth Fed Chair Jerome Powell flagged concerns that tariffs are “larger than expected” and could: Drive inflation higher Stall economic growth The Fed remains cautious—rate cuts aren’t on the table just yet.

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$BTC 📉 U.S. Jobless Claims Edge Up; Labor Market Remains Stable For the week ending April 5, initial jobless claims rose slightly by 4,000 to 223,000, in line with forecasts. Meanwhile, continuing claims (as of March 29) dropped 43,000 to 1.85 million, reflecting a resilient job market. Overall, employment remains steady despite minor changes. --- 💸 U.S. Inflation Eases – CPI Falls to 2.4%, Below Estimates March 2025 CPI came in at 2.4% (vs. 2.5% expected), and Core CPI at 2.8% (vs. 3.0%)—marking the second monthly drop. However, with 125% tariffs on Chinese goods, inflation may heat up soon. Investors, stay alert! 👀 --- 🔍 CPI Details at a Glance: Monthly CPI slipped 0.1% (vs. +0.2% in February) Energy prices dropped 2.4% (gasoline -6.3%) Food costs rose 0.4% Core CPI up 0.1%, with airfares and used cars seeing price drops Core inflation at 2.8% – slowest pace since March 2021 --- 📉 Dollar Drops to 2025 Low Ahead of CPI Report The USD is down ~6% year-to-date, benefiting unhedged global equities. Today’s CPI release at 8:30 AM EST could shape the Fed’s next move! --- 🚀 Markets Rally After Trump Delays Tariffs (China Hit with 125%) On April 9, Trump delayed most tariffs for 90 days (maintained 10% baseline), but hiked tariffs on Chinese imports to 125%. The result? S&P 500 surged 5.6%—the biggest one-day gain since WWII! Next catalyst? Today's CPI report. --- ⚠️ Powell’s Caution: Tariffs May Fuel Inflation, Slow Growth Fed Chair Jerome Powell flagged concerns that tariffs are “larger than expected” and could: Drive inflation higher Stall economic growth The Fed remains cautious—rate cuts aren’t on the table just yet.

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$1INCH 📉 U.S. Jobless Claims Edge Up; Labor Market Remains Stable For the week ending April 5, initial jobless claims rose slightly by 4,000 to 223,000, in line with forecasts. Meanwhile, continuing claims (as of March 29) dropped 43,000 to 1.85 million, reflecting a resilient job market. Overall, employment remains steady despite minor changes. --- 💸 U.S. Inflation Eases – CPI Falls to 2.4%, Below Estimates March 2025 CPI came in at 2.4% (vs. 2.5% expected), and Core CPI at 2.8% (vs. 3.0%)—marking the second monthly drop. However, with 125% tariffs on Chinese goods, inflation may heat up soon. Investors, stay alert! 👀 --- 🔍 CPI Details at a Glance: Monthly CPI slipped 0.1% (vs. +0.2% in February) Energy prices dropped 2.4% (gasoline -6.3%) Food costs rose 0.4% Core CPI up 0.1%, with airfares and used cars seeing price drops Core inflation at 2.8% – slowest pace since March 2021 --- 📉 Dollar Drops to 2025 Low Ahead of CPI Report The USD is down ~6% year-to-date, benefiting unhedged global equities. Today’s CPI release at 8:30 AM EST could shape the Fed’s next move! --- 🚀 Markets Rally After Trump Delays Tariffs (China Hit with 125%) On April 9, Trump delayed most tariffs for 90 days (maintained 10% baseline), but hiked tariffs on Chinese imports to 125%. The result? S&P 500 surged 5.6%—the biggest one-day gain since WWII! Next catalyst? Today's CPI report. --- ⚠️ Powell’s Caution: Tariffs May Fuel Inflation, Slow Growth Fed Chair Jerome Powell flagged concerns that tariffs are “larger than expected” and could: Drive inflation higher Stall economic growth The Fed remains cautious—rate cuts aren’t on the table just yet.

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