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Which desk lists stock perpetual futures
A map of the notes we already published. The listings file is not a stock count.
Short answer
The stock-perp article checked on 1 November 2026 names BloFin, Bitunix, and MEXC as the partner desks that list them. Contract counts in the listings file are perpetual symbols on file, not a stock count. Bitbase, KCEX, BingX, Toobit, BYDFi, and Tapbit do not have a stock-perp schedule recorded on this page.
Desk map
| Desk | Stock perps in our notes | Perp symbols on file |
|---|---|---|
 BloFin | Named in the 1 November 2026 article | 501 |
 Bitunix | Named in the 1 November 2026 article | 744 |
 Bitbase | No stock-perp schedule recorded here | No contract list on file |
 KCEX | No stock-perp schedule recorded here | No contract list on file |
 MEXC | Named in the 1 November 2026 article | 1071 |
 BingX | No stock-perp schedule recorded here | 993 |
 Toobit | No stock-perp schedule recorded here | 769 |
 BYDFi | No stock-perp schedule recorded here | No contract list on file |
 Tapbit | No stock-perp schedule recorded here | No contract list on file |
The symbol file is dated 2026-10-25. A newer snapshot has to differ from the previous file before a row is labeled new. That machinery does not sort stocks from crypto.
Where the detail is
- Stock perpetual futures explained, including hours on BloFin, Bitunix, and MEXC.
- Dividends, the ex-dividend funding adjustment.
- Pre-IPO perpetual futures on Bitunix.
- MEXC pre-market perpetual futures.
- US perpetual futures, for venues that are not these partner desks.
- United States country note from the copied terms.
Questions
Which partner desks does the stock-perp article name?
BloFin, Bitunix, and MEXC, in the article checked 1 November 2026. Hours, dividend rules, and example tickers are on that article, not repeated as a new count here.
Is the listings-file number a stock-perp count?
No. The file dated 2026-10-25 is a saved list of perpetual symbols. It does not label stocks. A desk with no file has no count at all.
Do I own the shares?
No. The stock-perp article says BloFin, Bitunix, and MEXC describe these as USDT-settled derivatives with no ownership of the shares.
Where are dividends explained?
On the dividends article. MEXC and Bitunix apply a one-off funding adjustment. BloFin's dividend treatment is stated separately there.
Can a US resident use these partner products?
The stock-perp article says the partner exchanges do not accept US residents for these products. The United States country note and the US perpetual futures article are the longer reads.
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