Binance Launches $BFUSD with Unique Perks for Traders

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

$BFUSD is a new tool from Binance designed to attract active traders by offering unique rewards and features.

What is $BFUSD?

$BFUSD differs from traditional stablecoins, which generally maintain a fixed value. Instead, $BFUSD offers a 19.5% annual yield for futures trading. Rewards depend on the user's VIP level on the Binance platform. To earn rewards, traders must trade daily. $BFUSD can also be used as collateral for margin trading.

It is not a stablecoin but a reward-bearing margin asset for futures trading.Binance Customer Support

$BFUSD is Not a Stablecoin

Binance has made it clear that $BFUSD is not a stablecoin. Instead, $BFUSD acts as an incentive program for high-volume traders on the platform, offering additional reasons to keep trading.

The Binance $BFUSD announcement is more of an incentive program for the platform's whales than a new stablecoin.Defi_Maestro

Why It Matters

$BFUSD helps Binance keep its most active users engaged by providing additional benefits for their activity. It's mutually beneficial: traders receive rewards, while the platform increases trading activity. Currently, $BFUSD is not yet available as the program is being fine-tuned.

$BFUSD offers unique opportunities for active Binance users, helping the platform maintain its appeal and increase trading activity.

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