Binance launches 4 new AI agent Skills, covering Binance Alpha market data access and asset management, among others

According to the official announcement, Binance has launched 4 new AI agent Skills, covering derivatives trading (USD margin futures), leveraged trading, Binance Alpha market data access, and asset management, further expanding the existing AI agent skills from the initial 8.

The 4 new AI agent Skills include: Binance Alpha: Access to Binance Alpha market data------including token listings, exchange information, candlestick charts, aggregated trading data, and 24-hour price statistics. This Skill allows agents to query the real-time prices and trading activities of Alpha tokens using the official API. All interfaces are public and do not require any API keys.

Derivatives Trading (USD Margin Futures): Access to USD margin futures trading functionality------from market data (order book, funding rates, mark prices, open contracts) to authenticated trading (placing/canceling/modifying orders, managing leverage, position modes, algorithmic orders). Supports both mainnet and testnet, and includes a built-in security confirmation mechanism for mainnet trading. Covers over 70 interfaces, including account management, conversion, and user data flow.

Margin Trading: Switch between cross margin trading and isolated margin trading on Binance------borrowing/repayment, placing margin orders (including OCO, OTO, OTOCO), managing isolated margin accounts, querying interest rates and collateral ratios. Includes account management features such as leverage adjustment (3x/5x/10x), forced liquidation records, small debt conversion, and low-latency trading API key management.

Asset Management: Access to core asset operations------deposit, withdrawal, asset management, and account information. Query spot account and fund account balances, view deposit/withdrawal history, manage BNB burn settings, coin conversion, and trading fees. Also supports compliance interfaces for local entities that require KYC/questionnaire surveys during deposits and withdrawals.