Sector Filters in the Futures Terminals: find the pairs you need in seconds
We've added sector filters to the futures terminals — on both Binance and Bybit liquidity. You can now filter the trading-pair list by futures type and jump straight to the sector you want, without scrolling the whole market.
Available categories:
— All — the full list, no filter
— Trending — pairs with elevated activity right now
— New — fresh listings
— AI — artificial-intelligence project tokens
— Commodities — commodity-linked assets
— DeFi — decentralized finance
— ETF — exchange-traded funds
— Currencies — currency instruments
— Infrastructure — infrastructure projects
— Innovation Zone — new and higher-risk assets
— Layer-1 — base blockchains
— Layer-2 — layer-2 solutions
— Memes — meme coins
— Metaverse — metaverse and gaming tokens
— RWA — tokenized real-world assets
— SOL Ecosystem — Solana-ecosystem projects
— Stocks — stock futures
— Web3 — Web3 projects
Where to find it. The filters sit right inside the trading terminal, above the pair list — switch between categories in one click without leaving the terminal.
Why it matters. With hundreds of pairs on the platform, hunting for the right ticker gets tedious. Sector filters cut the noise: interested in AI, you see only AI; chasing fresh listings, switch to New; tracking stock perps, open Stocks. Fewer clicks, a faster path into a trade, and an easier way to build a basket around a specific idea.
The filters are live in the trading terminals on both liquidities — open the futures terminal and try them.
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