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Why Choose Perpetual Contract Trading on ApeX Omni
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High-Performance Trading

Benefit from rapid order execution of up to 10,000 transactions per second (tps) and advanced order types for a seamless trading experience.

Low Fees, Zero Gas Fees

Benefit from taker fees as low as 0.05%, maker fees of 0.02%, and zero gas fees, reducing your trading costs.

Deep Liquidity & High Leverage

Trade with deep liquidity and leverage up to 100x, giving you flexibility and increased potential for returns.

Grid Bot with Negative Fees

Automate your trades with our grid bot and enjoy a negative maker fee of -0.002%, maximizing your profitability.

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Cross Margin Trading

Use USDC (and soon other assets like USDe, FBTC, WBTC, ETH, WETH) to back your positions and enjoy greater flexibility in managing margin.

Decentralization & Self-Custody

Retain full control over your assets with decentralized, self-custodial trading. Powered by zkLink, enjoy enhanced security and trustless transactions.

70+ Perpetual Markets Available

Stay ahead with quick listings of trending pairs—more than 70 pairs are available right now and more are being added regularly.

Seamless Access on Web & App

Enjoy a seamless trading experience with an intuitive UI/UX, available on both web and mobile apps.

Perpetual Markets on Omni Perps

Constantly expanding to offer more trading opportunities.

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BTCUSDT

BTC

118288.5

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$108.66M

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ETHUSDT

ETH

3789

CHG

0.98%

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$24.21M

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SOLUSDT

SOL

187.78

CHG

0.58%

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$5.08M

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BNBUSDT

BNB

795.84

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1.80%

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$2.81M

How Does Perpetual Trading Work?
Perpetual trading allows you to trade contracts that mirror the price movements of an asset, without ever owning the asset itself. Unlike traditional futures contracts, perpetual contracts have no expiration date, meaning you can hold your positions as long as you wish.
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Leverage
Perpetual contracts allow you to use leverage, meaning you can trade with more capital than you have in your account. This amplifies both potential profits and risks.
Margin
To open a position, you'll need to deposit a margin, which acts as collateral. The amount of margin required depends on the leverage you choose.
Funding Fees
Perpetual contracts have a funding mechanism that ensures the price of the contract stays close to the underlying asset. You may either pay or receive funding fees, depending on market conditions and your position (long or short).
Place Your Trade
Choose your order type — market (buy at the current price) or limit (set your own price) — and complete your trade in just a few clicks.
Long and Short Positions
You can take both long and short positions, allowing you to profit from both rising and falling markets. A long position profits when prices rise, while a short position profits when prices fall.
Risk Management
Use advanced tools like stop-loss orders, take-profit orders, and grid bots to manage risk and automate your trading strategy.
Why Trade Perpetuals?
Profit in Bull & Bear Markets
Go long or short to capitalize on both uptrends and downtrends in the market.
Flexible Strategies
Hold positions as long as you want, adapting to market swings and evolving strategies.
Capital Efficiency
Use leverage to control larger positions with less capital, maximizing your potential returns.
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FAQs
Q:  What is a perpetual futures contract?
A:  A perpetual futures contract tracks the price of an asset without an expiry date. You can hold your position indefinitely and profit from both rising and falling markets.
Q:  How does perpetual trading differ from traditional futures trading?
A:  Perpetuals have no expiration date, allowing indefinite position holding. Instead of settlement, they use funding rates to keep prices aligned with the spot market.
Q:  How does leverage work in perpetual trading?
A:  Leverage allows you to control a larger position with less capital. Higher leverage amplifies both potential gains and losses, so use it carefully.
Q:  What is the funding rate in perpetual contracts, and how does it affect my trades?
A:  The funding rate is a periodic fee exchanged between long and short traders to keep perpetual prices aligned with the spot market. It can add or subtract costs from your position depending on market conditions.
Q:  What are the risks involved in perpetual contract trading?
A:  Leverage amplifies risks, and price volatility can lead to liquidation if your margin is too low. Risk management tools are essential to avoid losses.
Q:  How do I manage margins and avoid liquidation in perpetual trading?
A:  Maintain sufficient margin for your position size. Monitor your margin level and use stop-losses to avoid liquidation. You can top up your margin if needed.
Q:  How are perpetual contract prices kept in line with the spot market?
A:  Prices are kept in line through the funding rate, which ensures perpetual contracts track the underlying asset by periodically transferring funds between long and short positions.
Q:  Are there fees associated with perpetual trading?
A:  Yes, there are maker and taker fees, typically low. You may also incur funding fees depending on your position and market conditions.