MF Markets Adds New York Harbor Diesel Futures

The decentralized platform now lists a perpetual futures contract on New York Harbor ultra-low sulfur diesel priced in U.S. dollars per gallon.

Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Stock Markets

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MF Markets, a self-custodial platform run by MANTRA SPC, launched a perpetual futures contract on New York Harbor ultra-low sulfur diesel priced in dollars per gallon, with leverage up to 40x. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

MF Markets, a self-custodial perpetual futures platform operated by MANTRA SPC, has launched a permissionless perpetual market for New York Harbor ultra-low sulfur diesel priced in U.S. dollars per gallon. The platform also offers leverage of up to 40x on selected markets, with positions collateralized in USDC.

Why it matters

New York Harbor ULSD is a key U.S. pricing benchmark for distillate fuels, and the contract brings exposure to that benchmark onto an onchain venue. The launch extends onchain derivatives trading into a commodity market that has historically traded on NYMEX and ICE.

The platform allows leverage of up to 40x on selected markets, with positions backed by USDC collateral. No trading volume, open interest, or price levels for the diesel contract were disclosed at launch.

The players

MANTRA SPC

MANTRA SPC is the company that operates MF Markets, a self-custodial perpetual futures platform.

The details

Orders on MF Markets are executed onchain against a public order book where anyone can see bids and asks. Users sign each transaction from their own wallets rather than depositing funds with a centralized exchange, and the MANTRA token is linked to platform fees.

Timeline

  1. November 4, 2026: MF Markets announced the launch of its New York Harbor diesel perpetual market.

Market Dynamics

New York Harbor ULSD has historically been traded on NYMEX and ICE, the centralized exchanges that have long set U.S. distillate fuel price discovery. MF Markets' listing places a version of that benchmark on a decentralized order book, extending onchain derivatives into commodity pricing.

Traders can take leveraged positions of up to 40x on the diesel market using USDC collateral, which magnifies both gains and losses. Anyone considering the market should weigh that leverage against the volatility typical of fuel prices.

The takeaway

Leverage of up to 40x magnifies both gains and losses, so the risk profile of a new contract deserves careful review before trading. Verify the market's liquidity and fees on the platform itself before committing capital.

Further reading

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Source note: This article includes information reported by Crypto Briefing.