Exploring Bitcoin's Price Movement with Perpetual Contracts
Bitcoin has captured global attention due to its price volatility and potential as a digital asset. With this rise, new financial tools have emerged to allow investors to capitalize on Bitcoin's price movements. One such tool, known as perpetual, offers a way to participate in Bitcoin trading without owning the actual asset. This article examines how perpetual contracts work, their impact on Bitcoin's price, and how traders can use them to their advantage. Understanding Perpetual Contracts Perpetuals, or perpetual contracts, are a type of derivative that allows traders to speculate on the price of an asset, like bitcoin, without actually owning it. Unlike traditional futures contracts, which have a set expiration date, perpetual contracts continue indefinitely as long as the trader maintains enough margin to support the position. This feature makes perpetual contracts particularly attractive to those who want to take advantage of bitcoin's price fluctuations without co...