ROBO Perpetual Futures to Launch on Coinbase and OKX on February 27, 2026
According to OKX’s official statement, ROBOUSDT perpetual contracts go live at 23:30 (UTC+8), complementing Coinbase’s ROBO perpetual rollout and expanding derivatives access via web, app, and API for eligible users.
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Fact Check
The statement is strongly supported by multiple high-authority, high-relevance sources that explicitly mention Huobi HTX's announcement of the ROBO (Fabric Protocol) token listing, including the deposit, spot trading, and withdrawal schedule. The most authoritative and relevant evidence comes from an official exchange announcement, which directly aligns with the claim and provides specific timing details. Another secondary source reiterates these details, confirming consistency in the reported schedule. There are no credible sources contradicting the claim, and all relevant evidence points toward Huobi having indeed published the schedule. While some other listed sources are irrelevant or tangential, they do not undermine the claim. Overall, the consistency, authority, and specificity of the evidence warrant a high-confidence assessment that the statement is true.
Summary
OKX announced in an official statement that ROBOUSDT perpetual contracts will launch on February 27, 2026 at 23:30 (UTC+8) across its web, app, and API. Separately, Coinbase plans to list ROBO perpetual futures the same day, offering retail access through Coinbase Advanced in eligible regions and institutional trading via Coinbase International Exchange, with trading to begin once sufficient liquidity is available.
Terms & Concepts
- Perpetual futures: Derivative contracts without an expiration date, allowing continuous exposure to an asset, typically with funding payments to anchor prices to spot.
- ROBOUSDT: A USDT-margined perpetual contract or trading pair for the ROBO token, quoted and settled in Tether (USDT).
- Coinbase International Exchange: Coinbase’s exchange for eligible institutional and professional clients outside the U.S., offering derivatives and spot products.