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Binance has launched the 'Earnings Season Perps Carnival,' a limited-time event where participants trading selected TradFi perpetual contracts can share in a reward pool of up to 150,000 USDC. The promotion is scheduled to run from October 21 to November 3, 2026.
Binance has introduced the 'Earnings Season Perps Carnival,' a time-limited campaign that invites users to trade selected TradFi perpetual contracts. The promotion runs from October 21 to November 3, 2026, and features a total reward pool of up to 150,000 USDC to be shared among eligible participants based on their trading activity on designated products. The event page notes that Binance entities involved are regulated under the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Abu Dhabi Global Markets and includes standard risk warnings about trading volatility and user responsibility. Specifics regarding participation requirements, ranking methods, or a complete list of eligible contracts are not detailed beyond the necessity to trade the selected TradFi Perps during the promotion period.
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To join the Binance 'Earnings Season Perps Carnival,' users need to trade the selected TradFi perpetual contracts during the promotion period (October 21, 2026 to November 3, 2026). The total reward pool of up to 150,000 USDC will be distributed among eligible participants, typically based on trading activity or volume on qualifying contracts. No specific registration is required beyond trading the eligible products during the event period. For more details or to start trading, visit the official sign-up link.
Binance is a global cryptocurrency exchange headquartered in Hong Kong, recognized for its high daily trading volumes, active user base, and liquidity. The platform features its proprietary BNB Coin, which can be used to reduce trading commissions, and a dedicated cold wallet for enhanced asset security. For further details, you can read the full review on Traders Union at this broker profile on Traders Union.
For more context, see our earlier news about Binance, where we covered a lawsuit involving a Circle shareholder who accused several parties of violating the U.S. Constitution during a $2 billion investment in Binance. For further details, refer to the previous Binance update on Traders Union.