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This encyclopedia is a collaborative, community-driven resource dedicated to providing neutral, factual, and comprehensive information regarding the topic of crypto futures trading. Its purpose is to educate readers on the mechanics, terminology, risks, and regulatory aspects associated with this financial derivative market. | |||
== Scope and Content == | |||
The scope of this wiki covers all aspects related to futures contracts based on cryptocurrencies, including but not limited to: | |||
* Definitions of key terms (e.g., margin, leverage, basis, liquidation). | |||
* Explanations of different contract types (e.g., perpetual futures, quarterly futures). | |||
* Descriptions of trading platforms and exchanges offering these products. | |||
* Analysis of market structure and trading strategies. | |||
* Information on relevant regulatory frameworks across various jurisdictions. | |||
Content must remain '''objective'''. Articles should describe concepts, theories, and market practices without advocating for or against any specific trading approach, asset, or platform. Claims of guaranteed profit or guaranteed returns are strictly prohibited. | |||
== Editorial Policy == | == Editorial Policy == | ||
All contributors are expected to adhere to the following editorial guidelines to maintain the quality and neutrality of the encyclopedia: | |||
All contributors are expected to adhere to the following | |||
=== Neutral Point of View (NPOV) === | === Neutral Point of View (NPOV) === | ||
Articles must present all significant viewpoints fairly and without bias. When describing controversial topics, all established viewpoints should be attributed to their proponents. Avoid language that suggests endorsement or criticism of any particular financial instrument or trading method. | |||
Articles must present all significant viewpoints fairly | |||
=== Verifiability and Sourcing === | === Verifiability and Sourcing === | ||
All factual claims, statistics, and definitions must be supported by reliable, published sources. Editors should strive to cite primary sources (such as regulatory documents or exchange rulebooks) where possible, or reputable secondary sources (such as established financial news outlets or academic papers). Information presented without a source may be challenged or removed. | |||
=== Clarity and Accessibility === | === Clarity and Accessibility === | ||
Content should be written clearly and concisely, suitable for readers ranging from beginners to experienced traders. Complex concepts should be explained using accessible language, often linking to dedicated articles explaining prerequisite knowledge (e.g., linking from a "Leverage" article to a basic "Derivatives" article). | |||
=== No Original Research === | |||
This encyclopedia is not a venue for publishing original research, personal opinions, or unpublished theories. All content must reflect existing, published knowledge on the subject. | |||
=== | === Handling of Promotional Content === | ||
Content that reads like advertising, promotes specific trading signals, or unduly praises a particular exchange or service is considered '''spam''' and will be removed. While exchanges and trading tools must be described, descriptions must be factual and balanced, noting both features and known risks or controversies associated with them. | |||
== Article Structure Guidelines == | |||
Articles should generally follow a standard structure to ensure consistency: | |||
== An introductory paragraph defining the subject. == | |||
== A section detailing the '''history''' or '''development''' of the topic, if applicable. == | |||
== A section explaining the '''mechanics''' or '''functionality''' of the concept. == | |||
== A section discussing '''risks''' and '''considerations''' associated with the topic. == | |||
== Appropriate use of internal links to related encyclopedia entries. == | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
All sources used to verify information must be listed in the References section at the bottom of the article using the {{Cite web}} template or similar appropriate templates for other source types. | |||
== | == References == | ||
Revision as of 08:50, 7 January 2026
About this Encyclopedia
This encyclopedia is a collaborative, community-driven resource dedicated to providing neutral, factual, and comprehensive information regarding the topic of crypto futures trading. Its purpose is to educate readers on the mechanics, terminology, risks, and regulatory aspects associated with this financial derivative market.
Scope and Content
The scope of this wiki covers all aspects related to futures contracts based on cryptocurrencies, including but not limited to:
- Definitions of key terms (e.g., margin, leverage, basis, liquidation).
- Explanations of different contract types (e.g., perpetual futures, quarterly futures).
- Descriptions of trading platforms and exchanges offering these products.
- Analysis of market structure and trading strategies.
- Information on relevant regulatory frameworks across various jurisdictions.
Content must remain objective. Articles should describe concepts, theories, and market practices without advocating for or against any specific trading approach, asset, or platform. Claims of guaranteed profit or guaranteed returns are strictly prohibited.
Editorial Policy
All contributors are expected to adhere to the following editorial guidelines to maintain the quality and neutrality of the encyclopedia:
Neutral Point of View (NPOV)
Articles must present all significant viewpoints fairly and without bias. When describing controversial topics, all established viewpoints should be attributed to their proponents. Avoid language that suggests endorsement or criticism of any particular financial instrument or trading method.
Verifiability and Sourcing
All factual claims, statistics, and definitions must be supported by reliable, published sources. Editors should strive to cite primary sources (such as regulatory documents or exchange rulebooks) where possible, or reputable secondary sources (such as established financial news outlets or academic papers). Information presented without a source may be challenged or removed.
Clarity and Accessibility
Content should be written clearly and concisely, suitable for readers ranging from beginners to experienced traders. Complex concepts should be explained using accessible language, often linking to dedicated articles explaining prerequisite knowledge (e.g., linking from a "Leverage" article to a basic "Derivatives" article).
No Original Research
This encyclopedia is not a venue for publishing original research, personal opinions, or unpublished theories. All content must reflect existing, published knowledge on the subject.
Handling of Promotional Content
Content that reads like advertising, promotes specific trading signals, or unduly praises a particular exchange or service is considered spam and will be removed. While exchanges and trading tools must be described, descriptions must be factual and balanced, noting both features and known risks or controversies associated with them.
Article Structure Guidelines
Articles should generally follow a standard structure to ensure consistency:
An introductory paragraph defining the subject.
A section detailing the history or development of the topic, if applicable.
A section explaining the mechanics or functionality of the concept.
A section discussing risks and considerations associated with the topic.
References
<references /> All sources used to verify information must be listed in the References section at the bottom of the article using the Template:Cite web template or similar appropriate templates for other source types.