Tapbit is expanding its TradFi lineup with seven new USDT futures contracts covering artificial intelligence, commercial space, semiconductor infrastructure and leveraged exchange-traded funds.
TradFi Phase 10 is scheduled to launch on August 3, 2026, at 11:00 (UTC+8). The new markets include US-listed companies alongside leveraged and inverse ETFs tied to Sandisk, Intel, the semiconductor sector and South Korean equities.
New TradFi Futures Contracts
The following trading pairs are scheduled to become available:
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RKLBUSDT: Rocket Lab, US equity
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SMCIUSDT: Super Micro Computer, US equity
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SNXXUSDT: Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF
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SOXSUSDT: Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3X ETF
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INTWUSDT: GraniteShares 2x Long INTC Daily ETF
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KORUUSDT: Direxion Daily MSCI South Korea Bull 3X ETF
For the final launch schedule and product availability, refer to the official Tapbit announcement.
RKLBUSDT: Trading the Commercial Space Economy
RKLBUSDT references the share price of Rocket Lab.
Rocket Lab is an end-to-end space company providing launch services, spacecraft, satellite components and on-orbit management. Its Electron rocket is used for small-satellite launches, while its Space Systems division supplies technology for commercial, scientific and government missions.
RKLB has become one of the most closely followed publicly traded space companies. Its price can respond to launch results, contract awards, satellite demand, government spending and progress on new launch systems.
The space industry offers significant growth potential, but it also carries substantial execution risk. Launch delays, technical failures, high development costs and changing contract timelines can all contribute to sharp price movements.
SMCIUSDT: AI Servers and Data Center Infrastructure
SMCIUSDT references Super Micro Computer, commonly known as Supermicro.
Supermicro provides server and data center solutions for AI, cloud computing, storage, high-performance computing and edge infrastructure. The company has gained attention as demand for GPU-based AI systems has expanded.
Unlike companies that design AI chips, Supermicro focuses on assembling those processors into deployable servers, racks and data center systems. This places the company close to the infrastructure layer of the AI investment theme.
SMCI can be highly sensitive to AI capital expenditure, hardware supply, customer demand, profit margins and company-specific developments. Traders should therefore consider both the broader AI market and Supermicro’s own operating risks.
SNXXUSDT: 2x Daily Exposure to Sandisk
SNXXUSDT references the Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF.
According to the fund issuer, SNXX seeks investment results equal to approximately 200% of the daily performance of Sandisk shares before fees and expenses. It is designed around a single trading day and should not be expected to deliver twice Sandisk’s cumulative return over longer periods.
Sandisk operates in the flash memory and data storage market. Its performance may be influenced by NAND pricing, enterprise storage demand, consumer electronics, data center investment and the wider memory-chip cycle.
Because SNXX resets its exposure daily, volatility and compounding can cause its longer-term return to differ significantly from a simple two-times calculation.
SOXSUSDT: A Bearish Semiconductor Instrument
SOXSUSDT references the Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3X ETF.
SOXS seeks approximately 300% of the inverse daily performance of the NYSE Semiconductor Index before fees and expenses. In simple terms, it is designed to rise when the benchmark falls during a single trading day and decline when the benchmark rises.
This makes SOXS different from the other new ETF-linked contracts. It provides bearish semiconductor exposure rather than a leveraged long position.
The semiconductor sector can move sharply around earnings, AI chip demand, export controls, manufacturing capacity and changes in technology spending. Because SOXS combines inverse positioning with daily 3x leverage, relatively modest index movements can produce much larger changes in the ETF.
SOXS is not designed to provide negative three times the index’s cumulative return over multiple days. Daily rebalancing and compounding can substantially alter its performance.
INTWUSDT: 2x Daily Exposure to Intel
INTWUSDT references the GraniteShares 2x Long INTC Daily ETF.
INTW seeks approximately twice the daily percentage movement of Intel shares before fees and expenses. It offers amplified exposure to developments surrounding Intel’s processors, foundry strategy, manufacturing investment and position in the AI and data center markets.
The product’s 2x target applies only to one trading day. Intel could finish a multi-day period higher while INTW produces a weaker-than-expected return if the stock experiences substantial daily volatility along the way.
KORUUSDT: 3x Daily Exposure to South Korean Equities
KORUUSDT references the Direxion Daily MSCI South Korea Bull 3X ETF.
KORU seeks approximately 300% of the daily performance of the MSCI Korea 25/50 Index before fees and expenses. The benchmark provides exposure to major South Korean companies across semiconductors, electronics, autos, financial services and other export-oriented industries.
South Korea occupies an important position in the global technology supply chain, particularly in memory chips, displays and electronics manufacturing. KORU may attract traders looking for amplified exposure to daily movements in the Korean equity market.
As with the other leveraged ETFs, its target resets daily. KORU should not be expected to produce exactly three times the benchmark’s cumulative return over periods longer than one trading day.
More Ways to Trade Global Market Themes
TradFi Phase 10 broadens the range of market narratives available through Tapbit.
ZHIPUUSDT and SMCIUSDT cover different parts of the global AI industry. RKLBUSDT adds exposure to the commercial space economy. SNXXUSDT and INTWUSDT focus on individual semiconductor and storage companies, while SOXSUSDT offers an inverse view of the broader chip sector. KORUUSDT connects traders with daily movements in South Korean equities.
Together, these contracts allow users to follow both individual companies and wider regional or sector trends from a USDT-denominated futures interface.
How to Access the New Contracts
Existing users can log in to Tapbit and open the relevant trading page after the contracts become available. New users can register for a Tapbit account.
Trading availability, contract specifications and the final launch schedule should be confirmed through the official Tapbit announcement and each contract page.
Understand the Risks Before Trading
Tapbit’s TradFi USDT contracts are derivatives linked to the prices of the referenced assets. Trading a contract does not mean purchasing the underlying stock or ETF, and contract holders do not receive shareholder voting rights or direct ownership of ETF units.
The prices of TradFi-linked contracts may be affected by market hours, liquidity, price gaps and changes in the underlying reference asset. Futures trading can amplify both gains and losses.
Additional care is required with SNXX, SOXS, INTW and KORU because their underlying ETFs use daily leverage or inverse exposure. These ETFs are designed around daily objectives, and their longer-term performance can diverge substantially from the stated leverage multiple due to rebalancing and compounding.
Conclusion
TradFi Phase 10 brings seven new global market instruments to Tapbit, spanning Chinese AI, US space technology, AI server infrastructure, semiconductors and South Korean equities.
The expansion gives traders more ways to express market views through USDT futures, including bullish, bearish and leveraged themes. Each instrument has a different structure and risk profile, so understanding the underlying company, ETF objective and daily reset mechanism remains essential before opening a position.
Trade with risk control. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will Tapbit TradFi Phase 10 launch?
The seven new USDT futures contracts are scheduled to launch on August 3, 2026, at 11:00 (UTC+8). Users should check the official announcement for the final schedule.
Which new trading pairs are included?
TradFi Phase 10 includes ZHIPUUSDT, RKLBUSDT, SMCIUSDT, SNXXUSDT, SOXSUSDT, INTWUSDT and KORUUSDT.
