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About this Encyclopedia

This wiki is dedicated to providing neutral, factual, and comprehensive information regarding crypto futures trading. Its purpose is to serve as an educational resource for individuals seeking to understand the mechanics, terminology, risks, and regulatory landscape associated with trading derivative contracts based on the price of cryptocurrencies.

Scope and Content Guidelines

The content within this encyclopedia aims to be accessible to beginners while maintaining accuracy for experienced traders. Topics covered include, but are not limited to:

Definitions of key terms (e.g., margin, leverage, liquidation).
Explanations of different contract types (e.g., perpetual futures, quarterly futures).
Overviews of trading platforms and exchanges.
Discussions of risk management strategies.
Information on relevant market structure and regulatory frameworks.

Editorial Policy

To maintain the integrity and neutrality of the information presented, all editors must adhere to the following policies:

Neutral Point of View (NPOV)

All articles must present a Neutral Point of View. This means presenting all significant viewpoints fairly, proportionately, and without bias. Claims regarding potential profitability, specific investment advice, or endorsements of particular trading platforms are strictly prohibited. Content should focus on describing how mechanisms work, not on advocating for their use.

Verifiability and Sourcing

Information presented as fact must be verifiable. Editors are required to cite reliable, independent sources for factual claims, statistics, and descriptions of market events. Primary sources (such as regulatory filings or official exchange documentation) and reputable financial news organizations are preferred. Unsubstantiated claims or personal opinions must be removed or clearly attributed to a source if they represent a minority view.

No Promotional Content

This encyclopedia is not a platform for marketing or advertising. Articles must not promote specific cryptocurrencies, trading platforms, brokers, or trading signals. Any content that appears to endorse a commercial entity or service will be edited to remove promotional language.

Clarity and Accessibility

Content should be written clearly and concisely. Technical jargon should be explained upon first use, often through internal links to relevant glossary entries. Articles should be structured logically using appropriate headings.

Conflict of Interest

Editors must disclose any significant financial interests or employment relationships that could reasonably be perceived as affecting their contributions to articles related to those interests. Editors are strongly discouraged from editing articles where a conflict of interest exists without first seeking consensus on the article's talk page.

Article Structure

Articles should generally follow a standard structure:

An introductory paragraph defining the subject.
Explanatory sections detailing mechanics or concepts.
A section discussing associated risks or regulatory context, where applicable.
A section listing external references.

Editors are encouraged to use internal links to connect related concepts throughout the encyclopedia.

References

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-== About This Encyclopedia ==
+== About this Encyclopedia ==
 [[Portal:Crypto_futures|Back to portal]]
-This encyclopedia is a collaborative, community-driven resource dedicated to providing neutral, factual, and comprehensive information regarding crypto futures trading. Its purpose is to educate readers on the mechanisms, terminology, risks, and regulatory aspects associated with this financial derivative market.
-== Scope and Content ==
+This wiki is dedicated to providing neutral, factual, and comprehensive information regarding '''crypto futures trading'''. Its purpose is to serve as an educational resource for individuals seeking to understand the mechanics, terminology, risks, and regulatory landscape associated with trading derivative contracts based on the price of cryptocurrencies.
-The scope of this encyclopedia covers topics including, but not limited to:
-* Definitions of key terms (e.g., margin, leverage, liquidation).
-* Explanations of various contract types (e.g., perpetual futures, quarterly futures).
-* Overviews of trading platforms and exchanges offering crypto futures.
-* Discussions of risk management strategies pertinent to derivatives trading.
-* Information on the underlying technology and market structure of crypto assets used in these contracts.
-Articles aim to be accessible to beginners while providing sufficient depth for experienced traders. All content must be verifiable and grounded in established market practices or regulatory frameworks.
+== Scope and Content Guidelines ==
+The content within this encyclopedia aims to be accessible to beginners while maintaining accuracy for experienced traders. Topics covered include, but are not limited to:
+*   Definitions of key terms (e.g., margin, leverage, liquidation).
+*   Explanations of different contract types (e.g., perpetual futures, quarterly futures).
+*   Overviews of trading platforms and exchanges.
+*   Discussions of risk management strategies.
+*   Information on relevant market structure and regulatory frameworks.
 == Editorial Policy ==
-The core editorial policy of this encyclopedia is adherence to '''neutral point of view (NPOV)'''.
-=== Neutrality and Objectivity ===
+To maintain the integrity and neutrality of the information presented, all editors must adhere to the following policies:
-Articles must present all significant viewpoints fairly and without bias. Content should not advocate for or against specific trading strategies, platforms, or regulatory approaches. Claims regarding potential profits or guaranteed returns are strictly prohibited. The focus must remain on describing ''how'' things work, rather than advising ''what'' one should do.
+=== Neutral Point of View (NPOV) ===
+All articles must present a '''Neutral Point of View'''. This means presenting all significant viewpoints fairly, proportionately, and without bias. Claims regarding potential profitability, specific investment advice, or endorsements of particular trading platforms are strictly prohibited. Content should focus on describing how mechanisms work, not on advocating for their use.
+=== Verifiability and Sourcing ===
+Information presented as fact must be '''verifiable'''. Editors are required to cite reliable, independent sources for factual claims, statistics, and descriptions of market events. Primary sources (such as regulatory filings or official exchange documentation) and reputable financial news organizations are preferred. Unsubstantiated claims or personal opinions must be removed or clearly attributed to a source if they represent a minority view.
+=== No Promotional Content ===
+This encyclopedia is not a platform for marketing or advertising. Articles must not promote specific cryptocurrencies, trading platforms, brokers, or trading signals. Any content that appears to endorse a commercial entity or service will be edited to remove promotional language.
-=== Verifiability ===
+=== Clarity and Accessibility ===
-All factual claims, especially those related to market statistics, regulatory actions, or technical specifications, must be supported by reliable, published sources. Editors are expected to cite their sources appropriately using  tags. Uncited or poorly sourced material may be flagged for review or removal.
+Content should be written clearly and concisely. Technical jargon should be explained upon first use, often through internal links to relevant glossary entries. Articles should be structured logically using appropriate headings.
-=== Stability and Consensus ===
+=== Conflict of Interest ===
-Disputes over content should be resolved through discussion on the associated talk pages. Edits should aim for consensus among contributing editors. Highly contentious topics may require a dedicated section outlining the different perspectives, each properly sourced.
+Editors must disclose any significant financial interests or employment relationships that could reasonably be perceived as affecting their contributions to articles related to those interests. Editors are strongly discouraged from editing articles where a conflict of interest exists without first seeking consensus on the article's talk page.
-=== Prohibited Content ===
+== Article Structure ==
-The following types of content are explicitly forbidden:
-* Promotional material, advertising, or endorsements for specific exchanges, brokers, or trading software.
-* Personal opinions, original research, or unverifiable anecdotes.
-* Content that constitutes financial advice or solicitation.
-* Content that violates copyright laws.
-== Structure and Formatting ==
+Articles should generally follow a standard structure:
-Articles should utilize standard MediaWiki formatting for clarity and consistency:
+# An introductory paragraph defining the subject.
-* Headings should be created using double equals signs (== Section ==).
+# Explanatory sections detailing mechanics or concepts.
-* Internal links to other encyclopedia articles should use double square brackets ([[Link Target]]).
+# A section discussing associated risks or regulatory context, where applicable.
-* Emphasis should be indicated using triple apostrophes (e.g., '''term''').
+# A section listing external references.
-* All external citations must be placed at the end of the article in a == References == section, formatted using the {{Cite web}} template where applicable.
-== Community Guidelines ==
+Editors are encouraged to use internal links to connect related concepts throughout the encyclopedia.
-Editors are expected to interact respectfully on talk pages and in community forums. Good-faith editing is presumed. Vandalism, harassment, or persistent violation of the editorial policy will result in administrative action.
 == References ==

Sponsor	Link	Notes
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.