Perpetual contracts allow traders to speculate on asset prices without an expiration date. They offer flexibility, continuous trading, and the ability to use leverage. With no need for rollovers and 24/7 availability, they are ideal for both long-term positions and short-term strategies, often with lower fees compared to traditional futures.
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