Binance Lists Intel, Robinhood Perpetual Contracts (no-expiry crypto futures); CoinList Launches Flying Tulip ($FT) Sale

Events include Binance's Feb. 2 listing of Intel and Robinhood perpetual contracts (no-expiry crypto futures), Matrixport's Feb. 3 launch of a stablecoin (crypto pegged to a stable asset) direct-invest U.S. stocks product, Jan. ADP (Automatic Data Processing, payroll data firm) jobs data on Feb. 4, and Palantir's annual report.

Summary

Key crypto and macro events this week: CoinList will open the Flying Tulip ($FT) public sale; Binance will list Intel and Robinhood perpetual contracts (no-expiry crypto futures) on Feb. 2; Matrixport will open trading for a stablecoin (crypto pegged to a stable asset) direct-invest U.S. stocks product on Feb. 3; and U.S. January ADP (Automatic Data Processing, payroll data firm) employment data is due Feb. 4. Palantir's annual report is also expected this week. These scheduled items outline near-term catalysts often tracked by digital-asset participants.

Terms & Concepts
  • Perpetual contracts: Derivatives similar to futures but with no expiry date; funding payments help keep prices near spot.
  • Stablecoin: A cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value, typically pegged to a fiat currency like the U.S. dollar.
  • Token public sale: An event where a project sells new tokens directly to the public, often via a launch platform.