Risks with Perpetual Options
Learn about the main risks with perpetual options and how they compare with perpetual futures.
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Perpetual Options vs. Perpetual Futures
Perpetual options work exactly like perpetual futures - except for one key difference: They have a strike price.
If you're already trading perpetual futures, you'll have no problems getting accustomed to perpetual options as well.
If you haven't traded perpetual futures before, it might
Perpetual Options FAQ
Everything you need to know about perpetual options.
The History of Perpetual Derivatives
Perpetual derivatives have been in use since at least the early 1600's. Here's a quick recap of the three main perpetual derivatives and their history.
Is CeFi Less Secure Than DeFi?
We often hear that CeFi is less secure than DeFi. But is that really the case?
This article will explore the question in-depth.
Wash Trading Gone Wrong - How A $100M/Day Crypto Exchange Accidentally Bankrupted Itself
This is the story of BaseFEX - a crypto exchange that unintentionally bankrupted itself through wash trading.
It's a cautionary tale for any crypto exchange looking to get ahead by faking volume - and a solid guide for anyone who knows a bit of coding, and wants to
Was FTX A Ponzi Scheme From The Beginning?
What we know:
1. In January 2018, just five months after launching, Alameda Research took a massive loan. The loan totaled $117M, and carried an annual interest rate of 43%. Officially, they needed the loan for doing Kimchi arbitrage - however, it was dubious that they ever did any arbitrage.
The Perpetual Option
The Perpetual Option is a funding-based derivative that can express an arbitrary number of payoff functions, including the one used by the Perpetual Future. This document provides a high-level overview of the Perpetual Option.
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0+: A Double Digit Sharpe HFT Strategy
Ever wondered how HFT strategies work?
Today, we'll explore the 0+ HFT strategy - a strategy that has been practiced for decades by various HFT firms - but remains largely unknown to the public.
0+ is all about speed and market microstructure. If you can't be