Educational Overview
Perpetual futures.
Perpetual futures are derivative contracts that do not have an expiration or settlement date. Positions may remain open subject to the trading, margin, and funding mechanisms applicable on the venue where the contract is traded.
No expiration date
Unlike traditional futures, perpetual contracts do not settle on a fixed date. A position may remain open until it is closed or otherwise terminated in accordance with venue rules.
Margin and funding
Perpetual contracts are subject to margin requirements and periodic funding mechanisms applied by the trading venue. These mechanisms affect the cost of maintaining a position over time.
Long and short exposure
Perpetual contracts may be used to establish exposure in either direction, allowing positions to be structured for rising or falling prices, subject to market and venue conditions.
Vaelor's focus.
Vaelor Capital Fund, LLC intends to focus exclusively on cryptocurrency perpetual futures and related derivative contracts, pursued indirectly through its intended participation in a Cayman Islands Foundation and a British Virgin Islands fund vehicle.
The approach is not a traditional buy-and-hold strategy. Positions are actively managed and may be adjusted, reduced, hedged, or closed as market conditions change.
The information on this page is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security or investment product. Trading leveraged perpetual futures is not suitable for all investors.
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