Binance Futures launched PONSUSDT and HajimiUSDT perpetual contracts on Sept. 6, with PONS opening at 06:45 UTC and Hajimi at 07:15 UTC according to the contract announcement. Both are USDT-settled, continuously traded products with four-hour funding initially capped at plus or minus 2%, a minimum 5 USDT notional and no scheduled expiration. Binance published conflicting leverage information: its summary gives PONS a 20x maximum and Hajimi 3x, while the contract table lists 3x for both, so traders should rely on the live interface until the exchange clarifies the discrepancy. PONS, the utility token of the Pons launchpad on Robinhood Chain, traded near $0.93 after reaching new highs, with reported daily volume of $20.39 million and market capitalization approaching $1 billion. HAJIMI, a meme coin on BNB Smart Chain launched through four.meme, traded around $0.072 with $26.66 million in volume. Earlier snapshots showed PONS near $0.891 after a 23.9% 24-hour gain and Hajimi near $0.0584 after rising about 248.5%, while later Binance Alpha data showed Hajimi near $0.070 and up more than 330%. Wallet 0xb319 used a private RPC route around Binance’s announcement to buy 9.89 million HAJIMI for about $200,000, paying 40.8 BNB, or roughly $31,000, in validator and priority gas costs. A newer analysis said the trader sold the full position near $0.058 for a net profit of $378,000, while earlier records said 1.5 million tokens remained and estimated profit at $350,000. The trade illustrates transaction-routing, validator access and MEV risks around market-moving listings.