Crypto Futures Exchange Updates
Find changes to fees, leverage, funding and account access, alongside corrections to our research. A documentation check means a source was reviewed; it does not mean the exchange introduced a new rule.
The archive covers ten priority platforms. Use the exchange and record-type filters to separate provider announcements from editorial work. Each entry links to the affected dossier and its supporting source; the dossier gives the fuller product context.
Exchange changes and research checks
32 of 32 records · newest record date first. Historical entries keep their original dates and may describe conditions that have since changed.
Bitget reports completion of its phased service resumption
Bitget announced completion of its phased withdrawal, fiat and C2C resumption. This service notice does not establish whether a particular resident can open a futures account.
BTC and HYPE current risk schedules collected.
Historical 125x-at-20,000 BTC example removed from current claims.
BTC, SOL and HYPE books converted using their own multipliers.
BTC, SOL and HYPE order-book quantities now use each contract’s own multiplier. Comparing raw contract counts would misstate available size; these remain saved observations rather than executed trades.
Unified BTC ladder and funding description revalidated.
The Finder can select notional-aware tiers without presenting the table as timeless.
Fee tiers, funding realization and analytics endpoint checked.
Live market metrics remain timestamped and separate from documentary fields.
Fee, funding and bracket references rechecked for this dossier.
Dynamic account and contract values still require a pre-trade refresh.
Fee, liquidation and restricted-country pages revalidated.
Eligibility must still be confirmed against the account entity.
Funding FAQ checked for variable one, two, four and eight-hour intervals.
The dossier no longer treats eight hours as universal.
Fee and margin calculation references revalidated.
Live user tier remains a required pre-trade input.
BTCUSDT live risk-limit page rechecked.
Pair-specific tiers remain dynamic and were not generalized to all markets.
Fee overview and funding mechanism revalidated.
Promotional and region-specific rates remain labeled dynamic.
Public fee calculation and futures terms checked.
The dossier separates transaction fees from funding and risk controls.
Funding times cross-checked against the futures service terms.
The page no longer leaves the BTC cadence unspecified.
BTC, ETH and SOL margin tiers revalidated.
The dossier preserves the notional thresholds rather than only the leverage headline.
Base fees and staking/volume qualification checked.
Scenario costs remain base-tier estimates.
Partial-liquidation and backstop flow checked.
Large-position behavior is distinguished from small liquidations.
Risk-limit help documentation refreshed.
Dynamic tier adjustment and active-order treatment were rechecked.
Separate TradFi fees and qualified crypto taker discounts took effect.
The crypto review excludes TradFi pricing and does not promise an automatic discount.
Perpetual-futures guide refreshed.
The 100× product framework and contract distinctions were rechecked.
BTCUSDT maximum leverage announced to increase from 100× to 150×.
Older reviews repeating a 100× ceiling are stale.
Trading-fee FAQ refreshed the standard futures rates.
The dossier uses 0.020% maker and 0.060% taker before VIP discounts.
Unified added isolated futures and broadened eligibility.
Earlier cross-only, VIP 2 descriptions are no longer current.
Isolated and cross-margin risk-limit documentation separated.
The dossier no longer treats KuCoin futures as one risk engine.
Multiple isolated perpetual risk limits and leverage caps adjusted.
Altcoin ceilings are time-sensitive and excluded from the BTC benchmark.
API futures maker/taker schedule changed to 0.06%/0.08%.
Automated strategies must not use the cheaper web/app reference.
Bitget documented a multi-asset margin algorithm adjustment.
Liability maintenance margin and revised liquidation inputs require an account-level check.
Derivatives fee page incorporated the partial-liquidation rollout.
The dossier distinguishes partial from full liquidation charges.
Partial liquidations went live for Multi-M Derivatives.
Large distressed positions may be reduced incrementally under a new fee calculation.
BTC and ETH leverage-position tiers adjusted.
BTC 50× capacity expanded to US$15m and the lower-leverage terminal ladder widened.
BTCUSDT first tier increased from 125× to 150× and its ceiling moved to 200,000 USDT.
The dossier now uses the post-adjustment ladder instead of the older example.
BTCUSDT public table recorded a twelve-tier ladder with 150× in the first bracket.
The old 125× headline is no longer the current BTCUSDT ceiling.
Funding can move to hourly settlement after a cap or floor is reached.
Holding cost can be realized sooner during stressed funding.
Sources and research
Record date is the date stored in our archive. Where the source identifies an announcement, effective date or rollout, that date is shown separately. For Bitget, the service announcement is 2 October; the retained editorial check is 8 October. Reviewing this archive does not refresh the underlying exchange observations.
The linked source supports the product detail. It does not independently certify a correction we made to our own calculations. This is a selective archive, not a complete incident monitor or a real-time service-status feed. Methodology and tool changes belong in the research changelog.