Perpetuals

Perpetuals offer a way for traders to speculate on the price movements of various assets without physical ownership. These contracts, known as perpetual futures or perpetual swaps, do not have an expiration date, which differentiates them from traditional futures contracts.

Perpetuals Interface

Types of Perpetual Contracts in Parifi

  1. Crypto Perpetuals: Designed for those seeking exposure to the cryptocurrency market fluctuations.

  2. Commodity Perpetuals: Targeted at users with an interest in speculating on commodities like gold and oil, minus the challenges of dealing with the physical goods.

  3. Forex Perpetuals: Catered to those who want to trade on the value changes between different fiat currencies, reflecting the dynamic forex market.

Key Functions

  • Leverage Trading: Empowering traders to open positions larger than their capital, amplifying potential outcomes.

  • Market Speculation: Allows users to capitalize on both rises and declines in asset prices without needing to hold the actual asset.

  • Risk Mitigation Tools: Incorporates features like limit order, and setting of slippage tolerance to help manage the risks that come with leveraged positions.

Managing Risk and Reward

The perpetual contracts are structured to maintain a balance between risk and potential returns. By leveraging an advanced pricing mechanism that includes an adaptive pricing model and dynamic fees, the protocol ensures efficient and equitable trading conditions.

Additional Features

  • Account Abstraction: Streamlines the user experience by removing traditional wallet management complexities and a Web2-like user experience.

  • Hybrid Pools: Offers collateral options in both stable and volatile asset classes, suiting different risk preferences.

Innovations in Parifi Perpetuals

  • Adaptive Pricing Mechanism: Parifi's real-time adaptive borrowing fee structure is a significant innovation, adjusting fees based on live market conditions. This ensures equitable costs for traders and sustainable compensation for liquidity providers, striking a balance between accessible trading and rewarding liquidity support.

  • Position Adjustment Capability: Post-entry position adjustment is a standout feature in Parifi, allowing traders to recalibrate leverage, top up margins, or pivot their strategic stance as market conditions evolve. This capability underscores Parifi's commitment to offering a dynamic and trader-centric platform.

  • Unlimited Positions: Unlike many platforms that restrict the number of concurrent positions a trader can hold, the protocol offers the ability to open an unlimited number of isolated positions. This freedom allows traders to diversify their strategies across multiple markets simultaneously, hedge existing positions, or capitalize on various market scenarios without being constrained by position limits.

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