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Delta Exchange highlighted the differences between traditional futures, which involve expiries and rollovers, and perpetual contracts that have no expiry and can be held indefinitely, emphasizing how perpetuals allow traders to focus on price movement rather than contract deadlines.
Delta Exchange explained the distinction between traditional futures contracts—which have fixed expiry dates, require periodic rollovers, and may involve forced exits—and perpetual contracts, which can be held indefinitely without an expiry. The broker highlighted that on its platform, perpetual contracts track the spot price of the underlying asset using a funding mechanism, allowing for continuous trading without the operational steps associated with expiring contracts.
The information also notes that Delta Exchange offers both perpetual swaps and fixed-maturity futures across various cryptocurrencies, aiming to inform traders about the functional differences between these instruments.
Delta Exchange is a cryptocurrency trading platform that offers futures, options, and interest rate swap trading with leverage up to 1:100. The platform supports trading of a range of cryptocurrencies, provides both a web terminal and a proprietary mobile application, and features fixed, relatively low trading fees. Security measures include multilevel encryption, two-factor authentication, and cold storage for digital assets; more details can be found in the broker profile on Traders Union.
For additional background, our earlier news about Delta Exchange highlighted the broker's participation as an exhibitor at Market Sangam 3.0 in New Delhi, where it showcased its crypto derivatives products. You can read more details in the previous Delta Exchange update on Traders Union.