Tapbit has expanded its futures market with six new USDT perpetual trading pairs: SPYUSDT, QQQUSDT, EWYUSDT, OPENAIUSDT, BZUSDT, and GOLDUSDT.
The new listings give Tapbit users broader access to major global market themes, including U.S. equities, technology stocks, South Korean equities, artificial intelligence, crude oil, and gold. For traders who already use USDT as margin, these contracts offer a more flexible way to follow traditional market moves within the Tapbit trading environment.
Users can explore the latest markets on Tapbit, log in to start trading, or register for a new account.
What’s New on Tapbit?
The newly listed trading pairs include:
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SPYUSDT — SPDR S&P 500 ETF / S&P 500 ETF USDT contract
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QQQUSDT — Invesco QQQ Trust / Nasdaq 100 ETF USDT contract
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EWYUSDT — iShares MSCI South Korea ETF / South Korea ETF USDT contract
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OPENAIUSDT — OpenAI pre-IPO USDT perpetual contract
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BZUSDT — Brent Crude Oil USDT commodity perpetual contract
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GOLDUSDT — Gold USDT commodity perpetual contract
Together, these products help users trade price exposure to some of the most watched assets across equities, commodities, and AI-related markets.
SPYUSDT: Broad U.S. Stock Market Exposure
SPYUSDT tracks price exposure to the SPDR S&P 500 ETF, one of the world’s largest and most liquid ETFs.
SPY follows the S&P 500 Index, which covers 500 major U.S. listed companies. It is widely used as a benchmark for the overall U.S. stock market.
Traders may watch SPYUSDT when markets react to Federal Reserve policy, inflation data, earnings season, employment reports, and broad risk-on or risk-off sentiment.
For users looking for one contract tied to the direction of U.S. large-cap equities, SPYUSDT is the most direct choice in this lineup.
QQQUSDT: Nasdaq 100 and Technology Stock Exposure
QQQUSDT gives users exposure to the Invesco QQQ Trust, which tracks the Nasdaq 100 Index.
QQQ is heavily linked to major technology and growth companies, including leading names in AI, semiconductors, cloud computing, consumer internet, and software. Compared with SPY, QQQ is usually more sensitive to tech sentiment and interest-rate expectations.
QQQUSDT may be useful for traders focused on AI momentum, Nasdaq earnings, mega-cap tech stocks, and growth-stock volatility.
EWYUSDT: South Korea Equity Market Exposure
EWYUSDT tracks price exposure to the iShares MSCI South Korea ETF.
EWY gives investors exposure to South Korean equities, including major companies linked to semiconductors, electronics, autos, and industrial sectors. It is one of the most widely used ETFs for international investors following the Korean stock market.
EWYUSDT may be relevant when traders are watching Samsung, SK Hynix, Korean exports, semiconductor demand, Asian equities, or emerging market sentiment.
OPENAIUSDT: OpenAI Pre-IPO Market Exposure
OPENAIUSDT gives Tapbit users exposure to OpenAI’s pre-IPO market narrative.
OpenAI is the company behind ChatGPT and the GPT series of large language models. It remains a private company and has not publicly listed on a stock exchange, which means there is no traditional public OpenAI share price.
OPENAIUSDT is a pre-IPO tokenized stock contract. Its reference pricing is based on comparable contract mark prices rather than a traditional exchange-traded stock price.
Trading OPENAIUSDT is not the same as owning OpenAI shares. It does not provide shareholder rights, voting rights, equity ownership, or IPO allocation rights. It is designed for users who want to trade OpenAI-linked price exposure before any potential public listing.
BZUSDT: Brent Crude Oil Exposure
BZUSDT brings Brent crude oil price exposure to Tapbit.
Brent is one of the world’s most important crude oil benchmarks and is widely followed by energy traders, macro investors, and commodity markets. Oil prices can affect inflation expectations, central bank policy, transport costs, and global risk sentiment.
BZUSDT may be useful when traders are watching OPEC+ decisions, Middle East tensions, global oil demand, energy inflation, or the broader commodity cycle.
Tapbit lists this contract as BZUSDT. Other platforms may use different naming formats, such as BZ or UKOIL, but on Tapbit the trading pair is BZUSDT.
GOLDUSDT: Gold Price Exposure
GOLDUSDT gives users exposure to gold price movement.
Gold is one of the world’s most important safe-haven assets. It is widely used as a store of value, inflation hedge, and macro risk asset. Traders often watch gold during periods of inflation concern, U.S. dollar weakness, geopolitical risk, or market stress.
Tapbit uses the name GOLDUSDT instead of XAUUSDT to avoid confusion with XAUT, which refers to Tether Gold. GOLDUSDT is designed to track gold price exposure, while XAUT is a tokenized gold product.
This naming choice helps users clearly distinguish between gold price contracts and tokenized gold assets.
Why These Listings Matter
These new futures give Tapbit users more ways to trade global macro themes with USDT.
SPYUSDT and QQQUSDT cover U.S. equities and technology stocks. EWYUSDT adds South Korea equity exposure. OPENAIUSDT brings pre-IPO AI exposure. BZUSDT covers Brent crude oil, while GOLDUSDT offers gold price exposure.
Together, they allow traders to follow themes such as:
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U.S. stock market direction
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AI and technology momentum
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Asian equity sentiment
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South Korea’s semiconductor cycle
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Oil and inflation risk
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Gold and safe-haven demand
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Broader macro risk-on and risk-off cycles
For crypto-native traders, this creates a broader toolkit for trading traditional market exposure without leaving Tapbit.
How to Trade the New Futures
To trade the new contracts, visit Tapbit and go to the futures trading section. Existing users can log in, while new users can register here before exploring the latest trading pairs.
Search for SPYUSDT, QQQUSDT, EWYUSDT, OPENAIUSDT, BZUSDT, or GOLDUSDT in the contract market.
Before trading, users should review each contract’s specifications, leverage settings, margin requirements, fees, funding rules, and risk disclosures.
These are perpetual contracts, so traders should use proper position sizing and avoid excessive leverage. Even if the underlying asset is familiar, contract trading can still involve fast price moves and liquidation risk.
Bottom Line
Tapbit’s new listings bring a wider range of global market exposure to USDT perpetual trading.
With SPYUSDT, QQQUSDT, EWYUSDT, OPENAIUSDT, BZUSDT, and GOLDUSDT, users can trade key themes across U.S. stocks, technology, Korean equities, AI, crude oil, and gold.
The opportunity is broader access. The responsibility is disciplined risk management.
Explore the latest markets on Tapbit, log in to trade, or create an account to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Are these futures the same as owning the underlying assets?
No. These are perpetual contracts that provide price exposure. Trading SPYUSDT or QQQUSDT is not the same as owning ETF shares. Trading GOLDUSDT is not the same as holding physical gold. Trading OPENAIUSDT is not the same as owning OpenAI equity.
How can I trade the new futures on Tapbit?
Users can visit Tapbit, go to the futures trading section, and search for SPYUSDT, QQQUSDT, EWYUSDT, OPENAIUSDT, BZUSDT, or GOLDUSDT. Existing users can log in, while new users can register here.
What should users check before trading?
Before trading, users should review each contract’s specifications, leverage settings, margin requirements, funding rules, fees, regional availability, and risk disclosures. Since these are perpetual contracts, price moves can be fast and liquidation risk should be taken seriously.
