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Fundamentals

The basics of futures, perpetual contracts, leverage, margin and execution, explained without rush.

What Is Crypto Arbitrage and How Does It Work?
Fundamentals

What Is Crypto Arbitrage and How Does It Work?

Crypto arbitrage explained: what it is, the three most common types (price, funding and triangular) and the risks to know before you start.

3 min read
What Are Perpetual Contracts (Perpetual Futures)?
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What Are Perpetual Contracts (Perpetual Futures)?

Perpetual contracts in plain language: what they are, how they differ from futures with an expiry date and why the funding rate exists.

3 min read
Long and Short: A Beginner's Guide to Crypto Futures
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Long and Short: A Beginner's Guide to Crypto Futures

What being long and short means in crypto futures, how each position gains or loses, and how the two combine in funding arbitrage.

3 min read
What Is Leverage in Crypto and How Does It Work?
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What Is Leverage in Crypto and How Does It Work?

Leverage multiplies gains and losses. Learn how it works, how it relates to liquidation and how to choose a safer level.

2 min read
Isolated vs Cross Margin: Which One to Choose
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Isolated vs Cross Margin: Which One to Choose

Isolated margin separates the risk of each position; cross uses your whole balance. Learn the difference and why isolated suits arbitrage.

2 min read
What Is Spread and Why It Matters in Arbitrage
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What Is Spread and Why It Matters in Arbitrage

Spread is the gap between the buy and sell price. See how it affects the cost of entering and exiting an arbitrage trade.

3 min read
Maker vs Taker Fees: How They Affect Your Profit
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Maker vs Taker Fees: How They Affect Your Profit

Learn the difference between maker and taker fees on crypto exchanges, when each one is charged and how they change the result of an arbitrage trade.

3 min read
Order Book and IOC Orders: How Execution Works
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Order Book and IOC Orders: How Execution Works

What the order book is, how it sets your execution price and why an IOC order protects your entry price in arbitrage trades.

3 min read

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