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Binance announced the Semi & AI Perps Carnival, a themed trading campaign on its Futures platform where participants trading eligible semiconductor and AI infrastructure perpetual contracts can qualify for a share of up to 100,000 USDC in token vouchers based on non-API trading volume.
Binance has launched the Semi & AI Perps Carnival, a themed trading event on its Futures platform focused on perpetual contracts related to the semiconductor and AI infrastructure sectors. According to the official information, participants who trade eligible contracts via web or app (excluding API trades) during the campaign period from July 31 to August 10, 2026, can qualify for a share of up to 100,000 USDC in token vouchers, with rewards distributed to the top 200 traders based on non-API trading volume.
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To join the Semi & AI Perps Carnival promotion from Binance, first visit the official sign-up link and log in or register on Binance. Opt in to the campaign on the designated event page. Then, trade eligible Semi & AI perpetual contracts on Binance Futures using the web or app, as only non-API trading volume will be counted. The top 200 participants by trading volume during the campaign period will share a prize pool of up to 100,000 USDC in token vouchers. Standard risk warnings apply when trading perpetual contracts.
Binance is a major cryptocurrency exchange headquartered in Hong Kong, notable for its high trading volumes, liquidity, and proprietary BNB Coin, which is used to reduce commission fees within the platform. The exchange provides a proprietary cold wallet for the storage of crypto assets and supports a broad user base, though it has a complex verification procedure and is not licensed by a regulator. For further details, see the broker profile on Traders Union: full review on Traders Union.
For more background, see our earlier news about Binance’s ENSO trading tournament, where users competed for token vouchers based on trading volume—read the previous Binance update on Traders Union here.