📑Asset Parameters
Specifications for each trading pair.
Market Details
Mark Price
The fair value of the perpetual contract, which is taken to be the oracle price of the underlying asset. For Pyth, this updates every Solana block (400ms).
Open Interest
Open interest (OI) refers to the total number of unsettled derivatives contracts in a given market.
I.e., the total number of derivatives contracts that have yet to be closed by an offsetting transaction or expiry-induced settlement.
1h Funding
Funding rates mechanistically ensure the convergence of perp price on spot price.
A positive funding rate means perp price is trading above spot price, in which case longs pay shorts.
A negative funding rate means perp price is trading below spot price, in which case shorts pay longs.
Funding APR
Funding Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is the annual rate resulting from extrapolating the funding rate out to one year.
Risk Parameters
Initial Margin
The minimum available balance required to open a position. Your initial margin requirement will be up to 10x less than the value of your trade, depending upon how much leverage you apply.
Maintenance Margin
The minimum available balance you must maintain to avoid the risk of liquidation and ensure your position remains open.
Maximum Initial Leverage
This is the maximum leverage at which you can establish a position in a given market.
10x for SOL, BTC, ETH, ARB, APT
8x for BNB 5x for TIA, JTO, PYTH
Maximum Maintenance Leverage
This is the maximum leverage you are afforded after establishing a position.
SOL 33.33x BTC 33.33x ETH 33.33x APT 33.33x ARB 33.33x BNB 12x PYTH 10x TIA 10x JTO 10x
Liquidation Threshold
When your USDC equity dips below your margin maintenance level, your positions become subject to liquidations; your liquidation threshold is the price at which this process will be triggered.
The liquidation price for all positions is visible in your trade modal after entry. To avoid the liquidation risk, you can top up your account with USDC when price encroaches on your liquidation threshold.
The more account leverage you use, the more susceptible you are to liquidation.
Liquidation Buffer
The amount of capital protecting you from liquidation. When this hits 0, your account will be subject to liquidation. You can increase your liquidation buffer by topping up your account with USDC.
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