Let’s talk about perpetual and delivery contracts.
Delivery contracts don’t involve funding payments. The price difference between a contract and the spot market is called the basis, and it generally gets smaller as the expiration date approaches.
To be honest, this next point took me a while to understand too: when holding a perpetual contract for a long time, include the accumulated funding fees in your position cost—don’t just focus on price movements.
In context of the market: $BTC current price 76226, 24h -5.39%.
There’s no shame in playing it safe. Staying in the game matters far more than how much you make in one trade.
#BTC
This is just my personal opinion and should not be used as a basis for trading.
Delivery contracts don’t involve funding payments. The price difference between a contract and the spot market is called the basis, and it generally gets smaller as the expiration date approaches.
To be honest, this next point took me a while to understand too: when holding a perpetual contract for a long time, include the accumulated funding fees in your position cost—don’t just focus on price movements.
In context of the market: $BTC current price 76226, 24h -5.39%.
There’s no shame in playing it safe. Staying in the game matters far more than how much you make in one trade.
#BTC
This is just my personal opinion and should not be used as a basis for trading.
