Key highlights:
- Binance will list Recall (RECALL) on Alpha and launch its Futures contract with up to 50x leverage on October 15.
- Eligible users can claim RECALL tokens in an exclusive Binance Alpha airdrop event.
- Recall is a decentralized AI skill marketplace connecting communities, developers, and users.
Binance has announced that Recall (RECALL) will be allowed for trading on Binance Alpha platform at 12:00 UTC on October 15, 2025. Shortly afterward, at 12:30 UTC, the RECALL/USDT perpetual contract will go live on Binance Futures with up to 50 times leverage. This will offer traders flexible options to engage with this emerging crypto project.
Binance Opens Trading for RECALL on Binance Alpha
To celebrate the launch, Binance is offering an exclusive token airdrop for eligible users. Users can use Binance Alpha Points to claim their airdrop via the Binance Alpha Events Page between October 15, 12:00 UTC, and October 16, 12:00 UTC. The page is accessible through the Binance App, and detailed instructions for claiming the airdrop are provided for a smooth process for all users.
Recall is a decentralized AI skill marketplace that aims to connect communities, developers, and users. Communities fund AI skills, agents compete on performance, and users gain access to solutions grounded in real economic value. By enabling peer-to-peer transactions for AI services, Recall aims to empower creators and facilitate a transparent, decentralized ecosystem. Binance is now the first exchange to list Recall for both spot and futures trading.
The RECALL/USDT perpetual contract will operate 24×7 and will be supporting multiple margin assets through Multi-Assets Mode. The contract will be included in Binance’s New Listing Fee Promotion campaign. Binance noted that contract specifications, including tick size, leverage, funding fees, and margin requirements, may be adjusted based on market conditions. Additionally, the contract will become available for Futures Copy Trading within 24 hours of launch.
Other Necessary Details for Traders Ahead of Recall Launch
Binance is also supporting traders with guidance for Recall on its Futures platform. Crypto derivatives trading is growing rapidly worldwide, and with more than 29 million active users, questions about liquidation, leverage, stop-loss orders, and margin management are common.
Before starting with the trade, users must know that the liquidation price may change due to wallet balance updates or settled funding fees. This holds true especially in Multi-Asset Mode, which calculates liquidation across all collateral assets.
Traders can consult Binance Academy or contact customer support for additional guidance. With 24/7 access to crypto markets and the addition of cryptos like Recall, Binance users will have the knowledge, tools, and flexibility to navigate the crypto ecosystem confidently.
The listing of Recall on both Binance Alpha and Futures is expected to attract significant interest from institutional and retail traders alike
The RECALL token is an ERC-20 token on Base, drives the ecosystem with a total supply of 1 billion. RECALL powers multiple utilities i.e., developers stake tokens to participate in AI Arena competitions or AgentRank leaderboards.
Meanwhile, the crypto market has bled severely in the past few days. Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, plunged more than 12% following the tariff announcement posted on Trump’s Truth Social account.
Not just Bitcoin and Ethereum, several top-100 “institutional-grade” crypto assets suffered devastating losses within minutes. Cosmos (ATOM) plunged from $4.00 to $0.001, erasing 99.97% of its value. Sui (SUI) fell from $3.40 to $0.56, while Aptos (APT) dropped from $5.00 to $0.75. SEI crashed from $0.28 to $0.07, Chainlink (LINK) was down from $22 to $8, and Cardano (ADA) slipped from $0.80 to $0.30. These weren’t obscure or low-cap tokens, but major projects often promoted by venture capital firms, influencers, and analysts as “safe” investments. In a matter of minutes, not hours or days, over 80% of their combined value was obliterated.
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