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Perpetual Swaps 101 - with Su Zhu and Hasu

Uncommon Core 2.0

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Perpetual Swaps: A Justification

A perpetual swap is an agreement between two parties in which one party buys the exposure to an asset and the other party sells or shorts the same exposure./nThe main difference between a regular futures contract and a perpetual swap is that a regular futures contract eventually settles, while a perpetual swap never settles./nThis difference means that the price of a perpetual swap will never converge with the price of the underlying asset, which can make it risky.

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