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Crypto-derivatives strategies — perpetual funding-rate arbitrage, futures term-structure contango/backwardation trading, and option volatility-smile / Greeks analysis.
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# Crypto-Derivatives Strategies
## Overview
Covers three major crypto-derivatives strategy directions: perpetual funding-rate arbitrage, futures term-structure trading, and options strategies (volatility trading). The main exchanges are OKX and Deribit.
## Perpetual Funding-Rate Arbitrage
### Funding-Rate Mechanism
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Perpetual contracts have no expiry and rely on the funding rate to anchor prices to spot:
Funding rate > 0: longs pay shorts (strong bullish sentiment)