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Crypto Futures Portal

This portal serves as a central hub for articles related to Cryptocurrency futures contracts traded on various exchanges. The goal is to provide neutral, factual, and comprehensive information suitable for beginners and experienced traders alike.

Scope and Content Guidelines

The scope of this portal includes, but is not limited to:

Explanations of different types of crypto futures (e.g., perpetual futures, quarterly futures).
Mechanics of futures trading, including margin, leverage, and settlement.
Risk management concepts specific to derivatives markets.
Regulatory frameworks impacting crypto futures trading globally.
Technical analysis concepts as applied to futures charts.

Articles within this portal must adhere to the following editorial standards:

Neutral Point of View (NPOV): All content must be presented factually, without bias toward or against any specific cryptocurrency, exchange, or trading strategy. Claims regarding potential returns or guaranteed profits are strictly prohibited.
Verifiability: Assertions, especially those related to market data, regulations, or historical events, must be supported by reliable, published sources cited using the <ref> tag.
Clarity and Accessibility: Content should be written clearly, defining technical jargon upon first use. Complex topics should be broken down logically.

Key Topics

The following links direct to core articles within the portal's subject area:

Fundamentals

Cryptocurrency futures contracts: Definition and basic structure.
Leverage (finance): How borrowed capital affects trading positions.
Margin (finance): The collateral required to open and maintain a futures position.
Basis trading: Strategies involving the difference between spot and futures prices.

Trading Mechanics

Perpetual futures: A specific type of futures contract without an expiry date.
Funding rate: The mechanism used in perpetual contracts to keep the price aligned with the underlying asset.
Liquidation (trading): The process by which an exchange closes an under-margined position.
Futures exchange: Platforms that list and facilitate the trading of these derivatives.

Risk Management

Volatility risk: The danger posed by rapid price movements in the crypto market.
Counterparty risk: The risk associated with the exchange or clearing house.

Portal Maintenance and Editor Guidelines

Editors are encouraged to contribute by expanding existing articles, creating new relevant pages, and ensuring all content adheres to the guidelines listed above.

Linking: When creating new articles, ensure they are properly linked to this portal page and other relevant existing articles using standard wikilinks.
Citations: Every factual claim that is not common knowledge must have a citation. Use the Template:Cite web template for online sources.
Disputes: If there is a disagreement regarding the neutrality or accuracy of content, editors should discuss the issue on the associated article's Talk page before making unilateral changes. Avoid edit wars.

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-== Crypto Futures Trading Portal ==
+== Crypto Futures Portal ==
 [[Portal:Crypto_futures|Back to portal]]
-This portal serves as a central hub for articles and information related to [[Futures contract|futures contracts]] based on [[Cryptocurrency|cryptocurrencies]]. The goal is to provide neutral, factual, and beginner-friendly educational content regarding the mechanics, risks, and regulatory aspects of this financial instrument.
+This portal serves as a central hub for articles related to [[Cryptocurrency futures contracts]] traded on various exchanges. The goal is to provide neutral, factual, and comprehensive information suitable for beginners and experienced traders alike.
 == Scope and Content Guidelines ==
-The content within this portal must adhere to the following guidelines to maintain encyclopedic quality:
+The scope of this portal includes, but is not limited to:
-*   **Neutrality:** All articles must maintain a strictly neutral point of view (NPOV). Avoid language that promotes or discourages trading, specific platforms, or particular assets.
+*   Explanations of different types of crypto futures (e.g., perpetual futures, quarterly futures).
-*   **Factual Accuracy:** Information must be verifiable and based on established financial principles or documented market practices.
+*   Mechanics of futures trading, including margin, leverage, and settlement.
-*   **Beginner Focus:** While advanced topics are welcome, core articles should be accessible to readers new to derivatives trading. Complex concepts must be clearly defined.
+*   Risk management concepts specific to derivatives markets.
-*   **No Financial Advice:** Content must not be construed as financial advice, investment recommendations, or predictions of future market movements.
+*   Regulatory frameworks impacting crypto futures trading globally.
-*   **Clarity on Risk:** Articles must clearly explain the inherent risks associated with futures trading, including leverage and margin calls.
+*   Technical analysis concepts as applied to futures charts.
-== Key Topics Covered ==
+Articles within this portal must adhere to the following editorial standards:
-The following categories represent the primary areas of focus for articles within this portal:
+*   '''Neutral Point of View (NPOV)''': All content must be presented factually, without bias toward or against any specific cryptocurrency, exchange, or trading strategy. Claims regarding potential returns or guaranteed profits are strictly prohibited.
+*   '''Verifiability''': Assertions, especially those related to market data, regulations, or historical events, must be supported by reliable, published sources cited using the <ref> tag.
+*   '''Clarity and Accessibility''': Content should be written clearly, defining technical jargon upon first use. Complex topics should be broken down logically.
-=== Fundamentals of Crypto Futures ===
+== Key Topics ==
-This section covers the basic definitions and mechanics:
-*   [[Futures contract]]
-*   [[Margin trading]]
-*   [[Leverage (finance)|Leverage]] in derivatives
-*   [[Basis trading]]
-*   [[Mark price]] and [[Settlement price]]
-=== Types of Crypto Futures ===
+The following links direct to core articles within the portal's subject area:
-Articles detailing the differences between various contract structures:
-*   [[Perpetual contract]] (Perpetual Futures)
-*   [[Fixed-date futures]]
-*   [[Inverse futures]] vs. [[Linear futures]]
-=== Market Mechanics ===
+=== Fundamentals ===
-Information on how these markets operate:
+*   [[Cryptocurrency futures contracts]]: Definition and basic structure.
-*   [[Funding rate]] (Specific to perpetual contracts)
+*   [[Leverage (finance)]]: How borrowed capital affects trading positions.
-*   [[Liquidation (finance)|Liquidation]] processes
+*   [[Margin (finance)]]: The collateral required to open and maintain a futures position.
-*   [[Order book]] structures on crypto exchanges
+*   [[Basis trading]]: Strategies involving the difference between spot and futures prices.
-=== Regulation and Compliance ===
+=== Trading Mechanics ===
-Documentation regarding the legal and regulatory environment:
+*   [[Perpetual futures]]: A specific type of futures contract without an expiry date.
-*   Overview of regulatory bodies overseeing crypto derivatives in major jurisdictions.
+*   [[Funding rate]]: The mechanism used in perpetual contracts to keep the price aligned with the underlying asset.
-*   Tax implications of futures trading (General overview only; specific advice is excluded).
+*   [[Liquidation (trading)]]: The process by which an exchange closes an under-margined position.
+*   [[Futures exchange]]: Platforms that list and facilitate the trading of these derivatives.
-== Editor Guidelines ==
+=== Risk Management ===
+*   [[Volatility risk]]: The danger posed by rapid price movements in the crypto market.
+*   [[Counterparty risk]]: The risk associated with the exchange or clearing house.
-Editors contributing to this portal must follow standard wiki editing policies, with specific attention to the content guidelines listed above.
+== Portal Maintenance and Editor Guidelines ==
-.  **Citations Required:** All factual claims, especially regarding market mechanics or regulatory status, must be supported by high-quality, external references using the `` tag.
+Editors are encouraged to contribute by expanding existing articles, creating new relevant pages, and ensuring all content adheres to the guidelines listed above.
-.  **No Promotional Links:** External links must be to established news organizations, academic sources, regulatory bodies, or recognized industry standards bodies. Links to specific trading platforms for the purpose of promotion are prohibited.
-.  **Disambiguation:** Ensure that terms like "margin" or "leverage" are clearly linked to their specific financial definitions within the context of derivatives, rather than general definitions.
+*   '''Linking''': When creating new articles, ensure they are properly linked to this portal page and other relevant existing articles using standard [[wikilinks]].
+*   '''Citations''': Every factual claim that is not common knowledge must have a citation. Use the {{Cite web}} template for online sources.
+*   '''Disputes''': If there is a disagreement regarding the neutrality or accuracy of content, editors should discuss the issue on the associated article's [[Talk page]] before making unilateral changes. Avoid edit wars.
 == Related Portals ==

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Paybis (crypto exchanger)	Paybis (crypto exchanger)	Cards or bank transfer.
Binance	Binance	Spot and futures.
Bybit	Bybit	Futures tools.
BingX	BingX	Derivatives exchange.
Bitget	Bitget	Derivatives exchange.