Crypto Futures trading allows users to trade contracts that represent the value of a specific cryptocurrency. Unlike Spot trading, where you own the asset, Futures trading involves speculating on the price movement (up or down) of the asset. You can go Long if you expect prices to rise or Short if you expect them to fall.
Articles in this section
- How are Crypto Futures profits taxed in India?
- How can I manage risk while trading Futures?
- What is the difference between unrealized and realized PNL?
- Why am I getting an "Insufficient Margin" error?
- What is a funding fee?
- What fees are charged for Futures trading?
- What is liquidation in Futures trading?
- What is leverage in Futures trading?
- How do Stop Loss and Take Profit orders work?
- What order types are available in Futures trading?