Binance announced that its Futures platform began supporting World Liberty Financial USD (USD1) as a margin asset in Multi-Assets Mode on December 11 at 9 a.m. UTC.
According to Binance, Multi-Assets Mode is a configuration that allows eligible users to post margin using multiple supported assets rather than relying on a single collateral coin. This feature can help traders manage wallet composition and reduce the need to rebalance collateral during volatile market movements. The company explains that collateral values are risk-adjusted and can be automatically converted under defined conditions, emphasizing collateral flexibility and how the futures wallet maintains sufficient balances to support open positions.
Binance said that USD1 would become a supported margin asset in Multi-Assets Mode starting December 11 at 09:00 (UTC). Maximum transfer-in limits will be determined by each user’s VIP level, with USD1 margin balances calculated in real time using a USD1 price index. The Auto-Exchange haircut rate for USD1 is set at 1%, with potential amendments to transfer limits and haircut rates based on market conditions, indicating that collateral parameters can be adjusted as liquidity and risk profiles evolve.
On Binance’s USD1 market page, USD1 was trading near $1 with a market capitalization of approximately $2.7 billion and reported a 24-hour trading volume of around $411 million. The circulating supply figure was about 2.72 billion USD1 at the time the page was viewed. These quantitative metrics provide insight into the stablecoin’s scale and turnover, which exchanges typically consider when determining whether an asset is suitable for margin use, including its convertibility during collateral management events.
Binance is described as a global digital-asset services company founded in July 2017, operating one of the largest cryptocurrency trading platforms, including spot markets and derivatives offerings such as futures. Public reference profiles note Binance’s historically distributed operating structure without a single officially declared headquarters location while it continues to pursue licensing and compliance engagement across multiple jurisdictions. The company’s core role in the industry is providing trading infrastructure, liquidity access, and related crypto services for retail and institutional users.
