Binance's SPCX Book Is Now Bigger Than Most Countries' GDP — No, Really 🚀
Binance has emerged as the dominant venue for SpaceX perpetual futures, capturing more than 60% of global SPCX trading share as Elon Musk's company saw its valuation briefly touch the $3 trillion mark in pre-market trading on Tuesday. The SpaceX perpetual futures pair SPCXUSDT has rapidly climbed to become the second most traded futures product on Binance, trailing only Bitcoin perpetual contracts, according to the exchange.
As of June 13, the product recorded over $5.6 billion in trading volume within a 24-hour window, with combined pre-IPO and post-IPO activity exceeding $9 billion. The surge in trading followed SpaceX's S-1 filing and Nasdaq listing, which sparked broad retail interest in the contract. Binance also reported the highest open interest of any venue, with $190.59 million on one side as of June 15, and said it leads both centralized and decentralized trading of the pair.
The exchange's SpaceX IPO campaign was ultimately cancelled after partner xStocks did not receive its desired SPCX share allocation. Binance refunded participants in full and distributed a tokenized stock airdrop, with former CEO CZ stating the platform remained committed to protecting users throughout the process. The episode coincided with growing retail engagement across Binance's broader tokenized stock product suite, including its Bitcoin and other crypto-linked offerings.
Binance's grip on the SPCXUSDT market underscores how quickly tokenized equity derivatives have scaled within crypto-native venues, with a single perpetual pair now generating multi-billion-dollar daily turnover just weeks after launch. All figures, including the $5.6 billion 24-hour volume, $9 billion combined activity, $190.59 million open interest, and the $3 trillion pre-market valuation, were reported as of the dates cited by the exchange and market data referenced in the original reporting.
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