Perpetual Contracts
A perpetual contract is a type of financial agreement that works like a futures contract but doesn’t have an end date, allowing you to hold it as long as you want.
More terms under P
- Permissioned LedgerA permissioned ledger is a type of digital record where only certain people or organizations are allowed to see or use the information.
- PermissionlessA permissionless system, like many blockchains, allows anyone to use it without needing approval from a central authority.
- Permissionless Market CreationPermissionless market creation allows anyone to create a financial market where people can trade money or assets without needing permission from a central…
- Perpetual FuturesPerpetual futures are contracts that let you buy or sell an asset, like Bitcoin or Ethereum, without a set expiration date. This means you can hold them for as…
- PhishingPhishing is when a scammer pretends to be someone you trust to trick you into giving them personal information, like passwords or bank details. They often use…
- Phone PhishingPhone phishing, or vishing, is when scammers make fake phone calls to trick people into giving away money or personal information.
Educational definition. Protocol rules and market conventions can differ; check an asset's official documentation.