How a perp DEX works, from funding rates to liquidation
Perpetual futures never expire, so funding and margin rules decide how long a position survives. One $10,000 trade is worked through to its liquidation price, with five venues compared.
Protocols, perpetual exchanges, prediction markets and real-world assets. We explain how each design works and where it can fail, and we follow the tokens that come with them.
Perpetual futures never expire, so funding and margin rules decide how long a position survives. One $10,000 trade is worked through to its liquidation price, with five venues compared.
A share priced at 0.62 costs $0.62 and pays $1 if the event happens. The price is a quote, not a forecast, and the rules behind...
pUSD is a collateral wrapper, not the POLY token. CEO Shayne Coplan announced no token at Token2049 on October 7, so the October...