Nexxore Perpetual Vaults provide leveraged exposure to crypto assets through perpetual futures contracts. Unlike spot trading, perpetuals allow you to trade with leverage and profit from both rising and falling markets.
What Are Perpetual Futures?
Perpetual futures (perps) are derivative contracts that:
Never expire — Unlike traditional futures, no settlement date
Track spot price — Maintained through funding rate mechanism
Allow leverage — Trade with 1x to 50x capital efficiency
Enable shorting — Profit when prices fall
Nexxore Perps Features
🎯 Multi-Asset Support
Trade perpetuals on:
ETH/USD — Ethereum perpetuals
BTC/USD — Bitcoin perpetuals
SOL/USD — Solana perpetuals
📊 Real-Time Charts
Professional-grade charting with:
Multiple timeframes (1m, 5m, 15m, 1H, 4H, 1D, 1W)
Real-time price updates from Binance
Market Orders — Execute immediately at current price
Limit Orders — Execute at specified price or better
Stop Orders — Trigger market order when price reaches level
Adjustable leverage from 1x to 50x:
How Perpetuals Work
Opening a Position
Every 8 hours, funding is exchanged between longs and shorts:
Positive funding: Longs pay shorts (bullish market)
Negative funding: Shorts pay longs (bearish market)
This keeps perpetual price aligned with spot price.
Execute immediately at best available price.
Set your desired entry price.
Protect positions or enter on breakouts.
Position Management
View all active positions with:
Market Close — Instant exit
Limit Close — Exit at target price
Partial Close — Reduce position size
Add/Remove Margin
Adjust position margin to change liquidation price.
Risk Parameters
Positions are liquidated when margin ratio drops below maintenance margin:
Maximum Position Size
Limits based on available liquidity and leverage:
Trend Following
Go long in uptrends, short in downtrends.
Long at support, short at resistance.
Funding Farming
Capture funding payments in stable markets.
Combine with spot to earn funding rate only.
Start with low leverage — 2-5x recommended for beginners
Always use stop losses — Limit downside risk
Monitor funding rates — High rates erode profits
Don't overtrade — Fees add up quickly
Size positions appropriately — Never risk more than 5% per trade