Something interesting is happening in financial markets. 🥸
The US CFTC has opened the door for perpetual futures linked to individual stocks to trade on qualifying US-regulated exchanges.
Perpetual futures have largely been associated with crypto trading.
Now, this derivative structure is moving further into traditional finance.
But new trading instruments don't automatically mean better trading opportunities.
Funding rates, liquidity, leverage and risk management still matter.
Would you be interested in trading stock perpetuals, or do you prefer traditional stock trading?
The US CFTC has opened the door for perpetual futures linked to individual stocks to trade on qualifying US-regulated exchanges.
Perpetual futures have largely been associated with crypto trading.
Now, this derivative structure is moving further into traditional finance.
But new trading instruments don't automatically mean better trading opportunities.
Funding rates, liquidity, leverage and risk management still matter.
Would you be interested in trading stock perpetuals, or do you prefer traditional stock trading?
