This past Saturday evening, about 20 hours before mainstream derivatives markets opened, WTI perpetual futures on Hyperliquid rocketed to about $96 a barrel, up from the $90.90 closing price for regular oil futures on Friday afternoon. Perpetual futures, or perps, never expire and don’t have a strike price, the point at which contracts are exercised. They also give traders access to extreme leverage that can amplify their profits—or cost them their entire investment.
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Kharg Island is the primary terminal that handles Iran's oil exports, and earlier this week…
Kharg Island is the primary terminal that handles Iran’s oil exports, and earlier this week…
Kharg Island is the primary terminal that handles Iran’s oil exports, and earlier this week…