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What are stock futures on a crypto exchange?
Some crypto exchanges now list perpetual futures on US stocks and ETFs. You trade them like Bitcoin futures: USDT as margin, long or short, with leverage. The price follows the stock, but you never own the share.
How they differ from buying the stock
- No shares, no dividends, no votes. You only gain or lose the price difference.
- Leverage and liquidation. At 10x, a 10% move against you can wipe out your margin. Check it with the liquidation calculator.
- Funding. Like crypto perpetuals, longs and shorts pay each other a funding fee. The last column shows the current rate.
- Hours. The contract can keep trading when the US market is closed, so its price may drift from the last close and jump when the market opens.
- Thinner trading. Some stocks trade much less than Bitcoin, so the price you get can be worse than the one on screen.
Reading the indicators
RSI, moving averages and MACD work the same way on stocks as on crypto. Start with the RSI lesson and practice your timing risk-free in the futures simulator before using real money. Indicators describe the past and do not predict the price.