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  • 💡Introduction
  • 📈Perpetual Futures
    • Virtual AMM (VMM)
    • Funding Payment
    • Liquidation
    • Insurance Fund
    • Examples
    • Smart Contracts
    • Formula
  • 📊Architectures
  • 🔎Trader's Guide
    • Trading on Zenith
    • Connecting to Zenith
    • Opening Position
    • Closing Position
    • Increasing Position
    • Decreasing Position
    • Adding Margin
    • Reducing Margin
  • 💰Tokenomics
    • PPR Token
    • Distribution
    • Staking
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Perpetual Futures

A perpetual contract is a specific type of futures contract with no expiration date. A futures contract is an agreement between a buyer and seller to transact an underlying asset or index at a specified time and price. Futures are exchange-traded, meaning if you hold a futures contract, your counterparty is the exchange, not another individual trader.

With a perpetual futures contract, on the other hand, you can own it indefinitely to have exposure to an underlying asset or index.

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