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Crypto Futures
Perpetual futures on BTC, ETH, SOL and other major coins with leverage up to 200x, USDT margin and gasless orders, 24/7.
Crypto futures in numbers
Perpetual contracts with USDT margin on one account.
Start trading in 3 steps
From wallet to first position in about a minute.

Log in
Use a wallet, email or social account. No traditional KYC: deposits pass automated AML screening.

Deposit USDT
Send USDT from a wallet or another exchange, or swap coins from other networks into USDT in the deposit window.
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Go long or short
Pick a coin, an order type and leverage of up to 200x on BTC, ETH and SOL. Trade a rise or a fall in price.
Markets on one balance
Crypto pairs plus gold, oil, stocks and forex on the same balance.

BTC, ETH and SOL
Leverage up to 200x on positions up to $50,000 notional, around the clock.

XRP and altcoins
XRP up to 100x and dozens of other coins from the same USDT balance.

Gold, oil and stocks
Tether Gold, silver, oil, US stocks and forex as perpetuals, up to 100x on metals and oil.
Perpetuals with leverage
What matters before your first crypto futures trade.
No expiry, no roll
A perpetual stays open until you close it or it is liquidated, so there is no delivery month to roll.
Up to 200x
200x on BTC, ETH and SOL and up to 100x on XRP, gold, silver and oil. Higher leverage moves the liquidation price closer.
Cross margin in USDT
One USDT balance backs every position, so the whole futures balance is at risk, not only one trade.
Take-profit and stop-loss
Besides market and limit orders, set exit levels in advance: the position closes when the price reaches them.
What are crypto futures?
Crypto futures are contracts on a coin's price: you do not buy the coin, you open a long or short position on its price with USDT margin. On EVEDEX they are perpetual futures, with no expiry date, and funding keeps the contract price close to spot.
Perpetual vs dated futures
Two kinds of crypto futures and what changes for a trader.
| Criterion | Perpetuals on EVEDEX | Dated futures |
|---|---|---|
| Expiry | None | Settles on the expiry date |
| Price anchor | Funding between longs and shorts | Converges to spot by expiry |
| Rollover | Not needed | Close and reopen a new contract |
| Leverage on EVEDEX | Up to 200x on BTC, ETH, SOL | Not listed |
EVEDEX: trading fees and trading terms.
Margin, leverage and funding
How crypto futures work on EVEDEX, in three cards.
Margin and leverage
Part of your USDT balance is locked as margin. At 10x the position is ten times the margin, and profit or loss counts on the whole position.
Funding
Longs and shorts pay each other funding from time to time so the perpetual price stays close to spot. The rate depends on the market.
Liquidation
If losses eat the margin down to the maintenance level, the position closes. Higher leverage puts the liquidation price closer to entry.
FAQ
Contracts on a coin's price. You do not buy the coin; you open a long or short position with USDT margin. On EVEDEX these are perpetual futures, with no expiry date.
Perpetuals never expire and funding keeps their price near spot. A dated future settles on its expiry date, so a position has to be rolled into the next contract.
Up to 200x on BTC, ETH and SOL for positions up to $50,000 notional, and up to 100x on XRP, gold, silver and oil. The cap steps down as position size grows.
BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and dozens of other coins as perpetual futures, plus gold, silver, oil, US stocks and forex on the same USDT balance.
At most 0.015% maker and 0.045% taker, charged only on executed orders and with no gas per order. Cashback of up to 35% lowers them to 0.00975% and 0.02925%.
Periodic payments between longs and shorts that keep a perpetual close to the spot price. When the contract trades above spot, longs pay shorts; below spot, shorts pay longs.
No traditional KYC: log in with a wallet, email or social account. Each deposit passes automated AML screening, and the platform is not available in restricted jurisdictions.
6 USDT; network costs and the one-time deposit contract are deducted from the amount you send. The minimum position depends on the market: 0.001 BTC on BTC-USD.
