Futures Trading
Contract trading requires the buyer to purchase or the seller to sell the underlying asset at a set price, regardless of the market price. A cryptocurrency contract is an agreement between two investors to bet on the future price of a cryptocurrency.
Articles (19)
Hedging and Funding Rate Arbitrage in Contract Trading: Balancing Risk and Reward
Hedging strategies and funding rate arbitrage in futures trading are two effective methods for managing risk and generating returns. Hedging helps investors stabilize asset value by offsetting the risk of spot positions; funding rate arbitrage, on the other hand, takes advantage of the funding rate mechanism of perpetual contracts to achieve low-risk returns.
8/6/2025, 9:24:29 AM
What Does “Liquidated” Actually Mean?
In crypto trading, getting liquidated means losing your margin due to heavy losses on a leveraged trade. Here’s what it means, how it happens, and how to avoid it.
8/6/2025, 9:23:06 AM
Futures vs. Spot Trading: Key Differences and How to Choose
In-depth analysis of the operation, risk return, and investment strategies of futures trading and spot trading, helping you choose the best cryptocurrency trading mode according to your personal needs.
8/6/2025, 9:22:06 AM
Introduction to Contract Trading: Understanding Leverage, Long/Short Positions, and Risk Management
Futures Trading is a financial derivative that allows traders to profit by betting on the price fluctuations of underlying assets without needing to hold the assets themselves. It is widely used in the cryptocurrency market, offering two-way trading and leverage, but it also comes with a higher level of risk.
8/6/2025, 8:51:50 AM