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48 results for Perpetual Futures

Perpetual futures offer leverage without maturity, with prices influenced by funding rates.

problem Understanding and pricing perpetual futures with funding rates.
method Derive no-arbitrage prices and bounds in markets with trading costs. Empirically analyze deviations and Sharpe ratios of implied arbitrage strategies.
result Implied arbitrage strategies in crypto markets yield high Sharpe ratios, indicating significant pricing inefficiencies.

Study optimizes funding rates for cryptocurrency perpetual futures to maintain price alignment.

problem Maintaining alignment between perpetual future prices and target values in cryptocurrency markets.
method Developed replicating portfolios and path-dependent funding rates using path-dependent infinite-horizon BSDEs and arbitrage pricing theory.
result Appropriate funding rate design can keep perpetual future prices aligned with target values.

Derives pricing formulas for perpetual futures contracts.

problem Ensuring fair pricing of perpetual futures contracts without expiration.
method Explicit expressions derived for various types of perpetual contracts, including linear, inverse, and quantos futures.
result Futures price is the risk-neutral expectation of the spot price sampled at a random time reflecting funding payments.

This study examines how DEXs impact traders' behavior in perpetual futures contracts.

problem Understanding trader behavior in decentralized exchanges.
method Categorizing DEX models and analyzing their impact on trading patterns.
result DEXs, particularly those using VAMM, show differential effects on long and short positions.

A new framework assesses liquidity risk in perpetual futures exchanges.

problem Measuring and predicting liquidation execution risk in perpetual futures markets.
method Slippage-at-Risk (SaR) framework, comprising three metrics: cross-sectional slippage quantile, expected slippage, and aggregate dollar-denominated tail slippage.
result SaR provides a forward-looking assessment of liquidation execution risk, predictive of systemic stress.

The paper categorizes and analyzes various event-linked perpetual futures contracts.

problem Developing a risk-design framework for complex event-linked perpetual futures.
method Formal taxonomy of seven pure-form canonical variants, organized along four design axes.
result Detailed analysis of microstructure properties and limitations of various variants.

AutoQuant addresses cryptocurrency backtesting fragility by modeling execution costs and improving strategy selection.

problem Fragile backtests of cryptocurrency perpetual futures ignoring microstructure frictions and execution costs.
method Execution-centric framework with Bayesian optimization, double screening, and strict T+1 semantics.
result Fee-only and zero-cost backtests overestimate returns, highlighting the importance of modeling execution costs.

This paper formalizes autodeleveraging as online learning, providing robustness results and algorithms for better performance.

problem Autodeleveraging as a mechanism to restore solvency in perpetual futures markets when liquidation and insurance buffers are insufficient.
method Formalizes autodeleveraging as online learning on a PNL-haircut domain, using an algorithm to recover solvency.
result The optimized algorithm achieves about 2.6% of an upper bound on regret, reducing overshoot to $3M.

Develops a new framework for perpetual futures on binary prediction markets.

problem Lack of effective risk management in perpetual futures on binary prediction markets.
method PIRAP framework with six components: index estimator, margin sizing, leverage, funding rule, halt protocol, and eligibility framework.
result Mixed results from empirical evaluation, with some pre-registered floors passing and others failing.

This paper optimizes perpetual contract liquidity by accounting for funding rates.

problem Optimal liquidity provision for perpetual contracts with stochastic funding rates.
method Formulated a control problem, solved with a HJB scheme, and calibrated on real data.
result Funding-aware market making improves performance and reduces inventory risk.

This paper examines the relationship between Inverse Perpetual Swap contracts, a Bitcoin derivative akin to futures and the margin funding interest rates levied on BitMEX. This paper proves the Heteroskedastic nature of funding rates and goes onto establish a causal relationship between the funding rates and the Bitcoi…

2019-11-26abs ↗pdf ↗

Understanding how funding and 4H context regulate crypto markets.

problem Analyzing the chaotic appearance of financial markets.
method Observing interactions between market context and capital conditions in the 4H timeframe.
result Ranges in crypto markets are strategic positioning by informed participants, not indecision.

The paper proves ADL mechanisms face a trilemma and optimizes them for fairness, revenue, and exchange solvency.

problem The impossibility of a perpetual futures exchange achieving solvency, revenue, and fairness.
method Formal model of ADL, proving trilemma, and analyzing three ADL mechanisms.
result Optimized ADL mechanisms can reduce trader losses while maintaining exchange solvency.

We introduce Hermite fractional financial markets, where market uncertainties are described by multidimensional Hermite motions. Hermite markets include as particular cases financial markets driven by multivariate fractional Brownian motion and multivariate Rosenblatt motion. Conditions for no-arbitrage and market comp…

2016-12-21abs ↗pdf ↗

Study examines liquidation, leverage, and optimal margin requirements in Bitcoin futures markets.

problem Understanding and optimizing margin requirements in Bitcoin futures markets.
method Empirical analysis using generalized extreme value theory and BitMEX data.
result Margin requirements need to be significantly higher to reduce daily margin calls.

A pricing formula for discount bonds, based on the consideration of the market perception of future liquidity risk, is established. An information-based model for liquidity is then introduced, which is used to obtain an expression for the bond price. Analysis of the bond price dynamics shows that the bond volatility is…

2009-05-01abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper values perpetual callable American volatility options using a mean-reverting volatility model.

problem Valuation of callable American volatility put options.
method Modeling volatility dynamics as a mean-reverting 3/2 process and proposing a pricing formula.
result The value of perpetual callable American volatility put options is discussed under given conditions.

Quarter-hour market bursts predict algorithmic trading and returns in crypto futures.

problem Predicting returns in cryptocurrency futures markets using quarter-hour market bursts.
method Analysis of trade data and Autocorrelation Map to identify and quantify algorithmic trading activity.
result Quarter-hour market bursts are associated with algorithmic trading and can predict returns.

Adaptive pricing framework for perpetual contracts using liquidity curves and oracles.

problem Ensuring stable and predictable pricing for perpetual contracts.
method Uses liquidity curves and on-chain oracles with parabolic and sigmoid functions to quote prices and fees.
result Ensures pricing stability and predictability through adaptive pricing framework.

The paper explores perpetual contracts in a financial market without arbitrage.

problem Modeling perpetual contracts in a continuous-time financial market.
method Derive model-free and semi-robust expressions for perpetual contracts' funding and discount rates.
result Explicit replication strategies for perpetual contracts are derived, relating them to traditional financial instruments.

This paper models AMM positions using CI options to calculate LVR and provide actionable guidance.

problem Calculating and managing adverse-selection costs in automated market makers (AMMs).
method Modeling AMM positions as perpetual American CI options to replicate delta and calculate LVR.
result LVR is identical to theta of CI options, and AMM positions have approximately constant LVR over long windows.

It is well known that in models with time-homogeneous local volatility functions and constant interest and dividend rates, the European Put prices are transformed into European Call prices by the simultaneous exchanges of the interest and dividend rates and of the strike and spot price of the underlying. This paper inv…

2006-12-21abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper designs a new on-chain option that amortizes perpetual options for blockchain environments.

problem No equivalent standard for on-chain options exists, leading to high-frequency oracles and liquidation engines failures.
method Develops an amortizing perpetual option contract tailored to blockchain constraints, introducing a decentralized market framework.
result Demonstrates that the new contract functions as a risk primitive for DeFi, enabling applications like endogenous collateralization and de-peg insurance.

We develop a trinomial tree model for pricing perpetual derivatives and European options.

problem Pricing perpetual derivatives and European options in a market with two risky assets and a perpetual derivative of one of them.
method We introduce a recombining trinomial tree model, consider a market with two risky assets and a perpetual derivative, and use a replicating portfolio to price options and generate relationships between risk-neutral and real-world parameters.
result We develop implied parameter surfaces for real-world parameters in the model using historical data.

Paper calculates perpetual American put option pricing with drawdown event in Lévy market.

problem Pricing perpetual American put options with a drawdown event in a Lévy market.
method Derives explicit price using geometric Lévy process with downward jumps, optimal stopping rule, and martingale arguments.
result Optimal stopping rule is the first time asset price falls below a specific value.

Researchers calculate the price of a perpetual put option in Lévy models.

problem Calculating the price of a perpetual American put option in Lévy models.
method Derive the explicit price using geometric spectrally negative Lévy processes and optimal threshold.
result The optimal exercise time is the first epoch when the asset price drops below an optimal threshold.

The contradiction between physical and economical sciences concerning the growth of the production/consumption mechanism is analyzed. It is then shown that if one wishes to keep the security level stable or to enhance it in a growing economy the cost of security grows faster than the gross wealth. The result is a typic…

2013-11-30abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper examines the valuation of a generalized American-style option known as a Game-style call option in an infinite time horizon setting. The specifications of this contract allow the writer to terminate the call option at any point in time for a fixed penalty amount paid directly to the holder. Valuation of a pe…

2010-09-18abs ↗pdf ↗

Continuous-time random walks are a well suited tool for the description of market behaviour at the smallest scale: the tick-to-tick evolution. We will apply this kind of market model to the valuation of perpetual American options: derivatives with no maturity that can be exercised at any time. Our approach leads to opt…

2007-08-03abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper analyzes perpetual American options with asset-dependent discounting.

problem Optimal stopping problem for perpetual American options with varying discount rates.
method Analyzes the convexity of the value function, determines stopping regions, and proves HJB equation.
result Identifies the form of the value function and proves put-call symmetry.