A Flipster referral code (SHIRAVERSE) is a unique code that users can share with others to invite them to join Flipster. Using a referral code may provide benefits or rewards to both the referrer and the ...Read more
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Flipster is a cryptocurrency trading platform designed to make derivatives trading accessible and enjoyable for both new and seasoned traders. It offers perpetual futures listings, deep liquidity, and zero trading fees. Developed by Presto Labs, Asia’s largest quantitative trading firm, Flipster aims to provide a seamless and efficient trading experience.
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Shiraverse Latest Questions
Suppose a trader holds a long position of 10 BTC in BTCUSDT Perpetual Swaps with a mark price of $38,000 and a funding rate of 0.01%: Notional Value of Positions=10×$38,000=$380,000\text{Notional Value of Positions} = 10 ...Read more
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Trading cryptocurrency involves risk and potential losses. Users should carefully consider their investment objectives, experience, and risk tolerance before making trading decisions. Derivatives trading, in particular, is subject to high market risk and price volatility. Independent financial advice should be ...Read more
Simply click the candlestick icon on the page to switch between line graphs and candlestick charts.
No. USDC will continue to be listed separately and reflected in the Assets page on the Flipster mobile app and your Wallet page on the Flipster website.
The default price shown on the Flipster trading chart is the Mid Price. However, liquidation is triggered by the Mark Price. Once the Mark Price reaches the liquidation price of a position, the position will be liquidated. This means ...Read more
Funding refers to periodic interest payments exchanged between traders holding positions in perpetual swap contracts. These payments ensure the perpetual swap price remains aligned with the spot price. Traders holding long positions pay funding to traders holding short positions when ...Read more
For a LONG position: Realized P&L=Closed Quantity×(Closing Price−Average Entry Price)\text{Realized P\&L} = \text{Closed Quantity} \times (\text{Closing Price} – \text{Average Entry Price}) Realized P&L=Closed Quantity×Read more