Let’s talk about perpetual and delivery contracts.
Binance delivery contracts are divided by quarter. The two most common types are “current quarter” and “next quarter,” and their names refer to the quarter in which they expire.
To be honest, I hadn’t noticed this before: if you hold a perpetual contract for a long time, include the accumulated funding fees in your position cost—don’t just look at price movements.
A quick look: $BTC is at 83458.92, up 1.07% in 24 hours.
Don’t add to your position when the market is highly volatile. Wait for it to settle down before taking another look.
#BTC
Binance delivery contracts are divided by quarter. The two most common types are “current quarter” and “next quarter,” and their names refer to the quarter in which they expire.
To be honest, I hadn’t noticed this before: if you hold a perpetual contract for a long time, include the accumulated funding fees in your position cost—don’t just look at price movements.
A quick look: $BTC is at 83458.92, up 1.07% in 24 hours.
Don’t add to your position when the market is highly volatile. Wait for it to settle down before taking another look.
#BTC