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What is in the list, group by groupHow to read each columnHow to pick a pair for a first tradeHow busy are the unlisted names really?Where you actually trade these pairsWhat is in the list, group by group
The tabs above the table split everything the way you would probably think about it: companies before their IPO or tokens before listing, stocks, ETFs and indices, gold and oil and other commodities, and crypto. Tap a tab and the table shows only that group, with the count for it. New pairs appear and old ones can be removed, which is exactly why this table pulls fresh data instead of showing a list someone typed by hand once.
If you are not sure what this tab is or how it sits inside the Binance app, the short version lives on our Binance Wallet overview. This page is just the map of what trades there.
How to read each column
Price and the 24h change tell you where the contract is trading and how much it has moved since yesterday. For a stock or a commodity pair the price follows the real asset, so SanDisk sitting around 1,379 or gold around 4,136 should look familiar if you follow those markets. The 24h change is just context, not a signal — a pair that is up 9% today is not a reason to buy it today.
The 24h volume column is the most useful one for a beginner, because it tells you how busy a pair is. Gold as XAUUSD1 turned over about $330M in a day, SanDisk about $65M, SK Hynix about $61M, SpaceX about $34M. At the other end, the Polymarket pair traded about $59K, the Anthropic USDT pair about $15K, and two of the ETF pairs rounded to zero. A busy pair usually means you can get in and out near the price you see; a near-empty one can fill your order noticeably worse.
Maximum leverage is the ceiling the pair allows, not a recommendation, and the real cap also depends on how big your position is. Stock and commodity pairs quoted in USD1 generally go up to 20x, many USDT pairs go to 50x, and WTI oil and silver in USDT go up to 100x. Pairs on companies that have not listed yet sit lower: 20x on OpenAI, 10x on Anthropic, 5x on Polymarket and on the PREDICT token.
The name ends in USDT or USD1. Both are dollar tokens — your profit or loss is counted in one of them — but they are different balances, so check in the order window which one the pair wants before you move money. The last column shows the same instrument on Binance Futures with its own daily volume where such a figure exists, as a reference point — that is a separate product with its own account.
| Pair in the wallet | 24h volume here | Max leverage | Same instrument on Binance Futures |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold XAUUSD1 | about $330M | 20x | about $1.9B |
| SanDisk SNDKUSD1 | about $65M | 20x | about $2.1B |
| SpaceX SPCXUSD1 | about $34M | 20x | about $4.5B |
| Nasdaq QQQUSDT | about $0.9M | 20x | about $149M |
| Polymarket POLYMARKETUSD1 | about $59K | 5x | no comparison shown |
How to pick a pair for a first trade
Three filters do most of the work. Pick something you already follow — gold, oil, a chip maker whose news you read anyway — because you will be making decisions about it, not just watching a line. Then sort by volume and stay near the top of your group. Then set the lowest leverage the pair allows and check the minimum order size in the order window, since that decides whether your 50 or 100 USDT is even enough for that contract.
Notice that the same company often shows up twice with very different numbers. SpaceX in USD1 traded about $34M a day at up to 20x, while the second SpaceX pair, the one ending in USDT, traded about $8M a day and allows up to 50x. Same company, two separate contracts, settled in two different dollar tokens. Higher leverage on the pair with the smaller volume is not a bonus; it is a bigger loss per percent of price movement.
How busy are the unlisted names really?
Compare the same day and the picture gets clear. Yesterday gold in USD1 did about $330M. The unlisted names are much smaller and very uneven: OpenAI in USD1 about $3.2M, the PREDICT token about $3.6M, while the second OpenAI pair, the one in USDT, did about $4K and Anthropic in USDT about $15K. Two pairs can carry the same company name — one you can trade normally, one where an order can land far from the price on your screen. Check the volume of the exact pair you are about to open, not the company name.
On a pair that trades only a few thousand dollars a day, the way you place the order matters more than usual. Instead of taking whatever price the market gives you, name the price you are willing to pay — that is a limit order. And set the price where you want the trade closed automatically if it goes the wrong way, a stop loss, before you open it. Keep the size small as well, so a bad fill costs you a few dollars rather than most of your balance.
Check the 24h volume of the exact pair SpaceX in USD1 turned over about $34M in a day, while the USDT pair on the same company did about $8M. When a company has two pairs, pick the one with the larger volume, and keep your first position small on the quieter ones.
SpaceX shows how such a pair can change category. It started in May 2026 as a pre-IPO contract, the company listed on Nasdaq on 12 June 2026, and the contract simply carried on as an ordinary stock perpetual — about $34M a day in USD1 today, which is why you now find it in the stocks tab rather than the pre-IPO one. If unlisted names are what brought you here, the details live on our pages about pre-IPO company perpetuals and pre-launch token pairs.
Where you actually trade these pairs
Everything in the table trades in the Perpetuals section of Binance Wallet itself — your own wallet, your own balance, no separate site or extra account. Execution and liquidity come from Binance's partner, the Aster protocol, which is why the screen shows "Provided by Aster". Trading runs around the clock including weekends, though volume on stock pairs is noticeably lower when the US market is closed; our guide to stocks, gold and oil in the wallet goes through what that feels like in practice.
Costs are not in the table, so here they are: in this tab the maker fee is 0% and the taker fee is 0.04% on crypto pairs, while stock and commodity pairs pay 0.0125% as taker. Funding is charged every 8, 4 or 1 hours depending on the contract. Once you have your pair picked, the step-by-step is on our page about opening a trade in the wallet, and if you are curious how the two products differ, see the wallet against Binance Futures.
One availability note before you start: Aster's terms exclude residents of, and people located in, Russia, Ukraine, the USA, Canada, the United Kingdom, China, North Korea, Cuba, Iran, Venezuela and Syria, so check in the app whether the Perpetuals section opens for you. If it does, you can open Binance Wallet, find your ticker in the list and see the same price and leverage numbers on your own screen.
How often does this table update?
Every 10 minutes, and the page refreshes the numbers on its own while you have it open. Prices, 24h change, volume and the Binance Futures comparison all come from live market data, so what you see is close to what the app shows.
Why does the same stock appear twice, as USDT and USD1?
They are two separate contracts on the same company, and your result is counted in two different dollar tokens. They usually track almost the same price but can have different leverage caps and very different volume — gold in USD1 traded about $330M a day while the USDT version did about $2.5M.
Can I trade Apple, Tesla or Nvidia here?
There are 111 stock pairs, so use the search box and type the ticker. If it is not in the list, that instrument is not in the wallet's Perpetuals section right now — it may still exist on Binance Futures, which is a separate product with its own account.
Do the pre-IPO pairs have enough volume to trade?
It depends on the exact pair, not the company. On the same day OpenAI in USD1 did about $3.2M and the PREDICT token about $3.6M, while the OpenAI pair in USDT did about $4K and Anthropic in USDT about $15K. Read the volume column for the pair you are about to open.
Why is the volume here smaller than on Binance Futures?
Binance Futures is a much larger market overall — SpaceX about $4.5B a day there against about $34M in the wallet — and that column is simply a reference number. Inside the wallet the main pairs still turn over tens to hundreds of millions a day: gold about $330M, SanDisk about $65M. When a company has two pairs, pick the one with the larger volume.
Do I own the share or the gold when I trade these pairs?
No. These are perpetual contracts on the price, settled in a dollar token, so nothing is delivered and you are not a shareholder. Your result is simply the price difference on your position size, minus fees and funding.
Do stock pairs really trade at the weekend?
Yes, the Perpetuals section runs 24/7 including weekends and nights. Volume on stock pairs is lower when the underlying market is closed, so orders can fill further from the price you see — a reason to keep size small outside normal market hours.
Sources and fact-check
Exchange terms were checked against official documents on October 21, 2026. Terms change — before you trade, check what matters to you in the exchange app and in your contract’s specs.
Binance Wallet: BTCUSDT Perpetuals page (Perpetuals section, "Provided by Aster")Binance Wallet: XAUUSD1 perpetual (price history and volume)
