#EthereumFuture Trading Ethereum (ETH) in futures involves speculating on the future price of the asset without the need to own it physically. You can trade upwards (long position) if you believe it will rise, or downwards (short position) if you think it will fall. This type of trading is done on platforms like Binance, Bybit, or Bitget, which offer perpetual or expiry contracts.
Example:
Suppose ETH is at $3,000 and you believe it will rise. You take a long position with 1 ETH in futures, using 10x leverage (you only need $300 margin). If the price goes up to $3,100, you earn $100. Since you are leveraged at 10x, your actual return is 33% on your margin ($100 profit on $300). But if the price drops to $2,900, you lose that $100, which also represents a 33% loss.
Important:
Leverage amplifies both profits and losses.
Risk must be managed with stop-loss.
Futures are complex and not recommended without prior experience.
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