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What is the difference between quarterly and open-ended futures? And which one to choose?

Both types of futures allow you to trade with leverage, but there are important differences.

Quarterly futures:

Have a fixed expiration date (e.g., end of the quarter).

Do not require a funding rate.

Can be traded above or below the spot - depending on demand.

Perpetual futures:

No expiration date.

There is a funding rate - payment between longs and shorts.

More flexible and popular with short-term traders.

The choice depends on the strategy: for long-term trading - quarterly, for speculation - perpetual.

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