Binance boosts TradFi offerings with an upcoming Tesla (TSLA) futures launch on January 28

Key points

  • Binance will launch TSLAUSDT perpetual contract with up to 5x leverage.
  • TSLA stock is priced over $449, after trading above $452 earlier.
Rada Mateescu

On January 26, Binance announced that it will launch futures trading for Tesla Inc. (TSLA) later this week.

The exchange’s announcement comes after Elon Musk revealed upcoming changes for users’ Tesla Full Self-Driving (FSD) subscription.

At the moment of writing this article, TSLA stock is trading above $449, following a drop to $445. Earlier, TSLA reached prices over $452.

TSLA stock price in USD today
TSLA stock price in USD today

Binance will launch TSLAUSDT futures contract

In its official announcement, Binance revealed that it will list the TSLAUSDT equity perpetual contract with up to 5x leverage on January 28 at 14:30 (UTC).

The exchange decided to launch TSLA futures to expand its offering list and boost traders’ experience.

In November 2025, we revealed that Binance marked an important step towards integrating TradFi products via tokenized stocks in Binance Wallet. Previously, the exchange used to offer stock tokens, but support ceased in 2021.

How to trade futures on Binance

To trade futures on Binance, you have to follow these steps:

  • Log in to your Binance account or create a new account if you don’t already have one.
  • Go to Binance Futures.
  • Open a futures account (if available in your region) to start trading.
  • Search symbol/go to TradFi tab to trade traditional futures contracts

TRADE FUTURES

The crypto platform’s announcement comes a few days after Musk revealed changes for the FSD subscription.

FSD subscription set to rise

On January 23, Musk announced via X that the $99/month subscription for supervised FSD will rise as FSD’s capabilities improve. He motivated the value jump, saying that it will take place when drivers are on their phone or sleeping for the entire ride (unsupervised FSD).

On the same day, Tesla officially discontinued the Autopilot function in the US and Canada, and all new car purchases now come in standard with Traffic-Aware Cruise Control.

Previously, the FSD subscription was $8,000 (a one-time purchase), and it changed to $99 per month. The one-time purchase is still available until February 14, 2026.

It’s also worth noting that Tesla vehicle purchases still come with a 30-day free trial of FSD (supervised).

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