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Futures Trading

Trade crypto futures with up to 125x leverage

$48B
24h Volume
150+
Available Pairs
125x
Max Leverage
0.02%
Lowest Fees

Contract Types

Choose from a variety of futures contracts to suit your trading strategy.

USDT-M Futures

Settle in USDT with linear contracts. The most popular futures type, offering straightforward PnL calculation and easy margin management.

Coin-M Futures

Settle in cryptocurrency with inverse contracts. Ideal for hedging your crypto positions and earning returns denominated in the base asset.

Perpetual Contracts

No expiry date — hold positions indefinitely. Funding rates keep the price anchored to spot, enabling continuous trading without rollover.

Quarterly Futures

Fixed expiry contracts settling every quarter. Trade the premium or discount to spot price and capitalize on time-based market dynamics.

Leverage Tiers

Leverage and margin requirements adjust based on your position size to manage risk effectively.

Tier 1 — Up to 125x

Position size up to $50,000. Initial margin as low as 0.8%. Best for small, high-conviction trades.

Tier 2 — Up to 100x

Position size $50,000–$250,000. Initial margin 1%. Suitable for intermediate position sizing.

Tier 3 — Up to 50x

Position size $250,000–$1,000,000. Initial margin 2%. Designed for larger portfolios with moderate risk.

Tier 4 — Up to 20x

Position size above $1,000,000. Initial margin 5%. Conservative leverage for institutional-sized positions.

Risk Management Tools

Protect your capital with advanced order types and risk controls built into the platform.

Stop-Loss

Automatically close your position at a preset price to limit potential losses. Essential for managing downside risk in volatile markets.

Take-Profit

Lock in gains by automatically closing your position when the price reaches your target. Never miss your profit targets again.

Trailing Stop

A dynamic stop-loss that follows the price as it moves in your favor. Capture maximum gains while protecting against reversals.

Liquidation Protection

Auto-deleverage and insurance fund mechanisms help protect your account from unexpected liquidation events.

Trading Fees

Competitive fee structure with additional discounts for high-volume traders and VIP members.

Maker Fee

0.02%

Add liquidity to the order book and pay the lowest fees. Limit orders that don't immediately fill qualify as maker orders.

Taker Fee

0.04%

Remove liquidity from the order book for instant execution. Market orders and immediately-filled limit orders are taker orders.

VIP Discounts

Up to 50% off

VIP traders enjoy significant fee reductions. Reach VIP status through 30-day trading volume or holding platform tokens.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are crypto futures?
Crypto futures are derivative contracts that allow you to speculate on the future price of a cryptocurrency without owning the underlying asset. You can go long (buy) if you expect the price to rise, or go short (sell) if you expect it to fall.
What is the maximum leverage available?
NovaTrace offers up to 125x leverage on select trading pairs like BTC/USDT and ETH/USDT. The maximum available leverage varies by trading pair and your position size. Higher leverage amplifies both potential profits and losses.
What is the difference between USDT-M and Coin-M futures?
USDT-M (linear) futures are settled in USDT, making profit and loss calculation straightforward. Coin-M (inverse) futures are settled in the base cryptocurrency, which is useful for holding and earning in the underlying asset while trading.
How does liquidation work?
Liquidation occurs when your margin balance falls below the maintenance margin requirement. NovaTrace uses a sophisticated liquidation engine that attempts partial liquidation first and employs an insurance fund to minimize the impact on traders.
What are funding rates in perpetual contracts?
Funding rates are periodic payments exchanged between long and short traders to keep the perpetual contract price in line with the spot price. When the rate is positive, longs pay shorts; when negative, shorts pay longs. Funding is typically settled every 8 hours.