EOS Perpetual Futures on PowerTrade – Funding Rate, Contract Specs & Trading Guide
Trade EOS perpetual futures on PowerTrade with zero fees, hourly settlements, and transparent funding rates based on the CoinGecko EOS/USDC index. Learn how EOS perpetuals work, how funding works.
Trade EOS perpetual futures on PowerTrade with zero fees, hourly settlements, and benchmark-aligned funding rates powered by the CoinGecko EOS/USDC Index. EOS perpetuals enable traders to speculate or hedge EOS Network price movements with leverage, multi-collateral margining, and transparent, reproducible funding.
👉 Start trading EOS Perpetual Futures now on PowerTrade or its decentralized counterpart Polaris.
What Are EOS Perpetual Futures?
EOS perpetual futures are leveraged derivatives that let traders take long or short positions on EOS (EOS Network) without owning the underlying token.
Long EOS Perpetual: Profit when EOS price rises.
Short EOS Perpetual: Profit when EOS price falls.
Unlike traditional futures, EOS perpetuals never expire. Instead, they use hourly funding payments between long and short traders to maintain alignment with EOS’s global spot market price.
EOS Perpetual Contract Specifications
Instrument Name
EOS-PERPETUAL
Underlying Asset
EOS Network (EOS)
Settlement Currency
USDC
Leverage
Up to 100×
Settlement Frequency
Hourly
Trading Fees
0% maker / taker
Collateral Options
BTC, ETH, and stablecoins
Margin Mode
Isolated or Portfolio Margin
PowerTrade perpetuals are designed for retail and institutional traders alike — featuring zero fees, cross-asset collateral, and transparent, benchmark-based funding.
EOS Perpetual Funding Rate Explained
PowerTrade’s EOS funding rate ensures perpetual prices stay aligned with the EOS/USDC Index, derived from CoinGecko.
Funding Rate Formula:
F = P + clamp(I – P, +0.05%, –0.05%)Where:
P (Premium Index): Difference between the perpetual and index price.
I (Interest Rate): 0.01% per 8 hours (applied hourly).
Clamp: Restricts funding rate movement to ±0.05% to ensure stability.
Funding is applied hourly, only impacting open positions at the funding timestamp. Positions closed beforehand do not pay funding fees.
👉 Learn more: PowerTrade Funding Rate Calculation Guide
EOS/USDC Index Price Methodology
The EOS/USDC Index Price represents the fair global market value of EOS against USDC, calculated using CoinGecko’s composite feed across multiple spot markets.
📊 Reference Source: EOS Network (EOS) on CoinGecko
Purpose of the Index
The index ensures mark prices and liquidation levels reflect EOS’s true global market average, not isolated exchange activity. This provides fairness, transparency, and price consistency across all EOS perpetual contracts.
Index Construction
CoinGecko’s composite EOS index aggregates spot EOS/USDC prices (and equivalents) from leading global exchanges, weighting them by:
Trading volume and liquidity depth
Exchange uptime and reliability
Price stability relative to the global average
Outlier and stale data are automatically excluded. PowerTrade integrates this verified CoinGecko feed to calculate mark prices and funding rates accurately in real time.
Fallback Mechanism
If CoinGecko’s feed becomes unavailable, PowerTrade automatically switches to an internal pre-market index, derived from order-book bid/ask data from the EOS perpetual market. This ensures continuous pricing and accurate liquidation calculations during data outages.
Mark Price and Liquidation Logic
PowerTrade’s mark price smooths volatility and ensures fair PnL and liquidation processes:
Mark Price = Index Price + EMA(Market Price – Index Price)The EMA (Exponential Moving Average) over 15 seconds filters market noise.
This prevents unnecessary liquidations and ensures stability during high volatility.
PnL Formulas:
Long EOS:
PnL = Position Size × (Mark Price – Entry Price)Short EOS:
PnL = Position Size × (Entry Price – Mark Price)
Liquidation Trigger:
Account Balance + Unrealized PnL ≤ Maintenance Margin
When triggered: 1️⃣ All open orders are canceled. 2️⃣ Positions are closed at market. 3️⃣ The insurance fund and auto-deleveraging (ADL) mechanisms maintain system stability.
Why Trade EOS Perpetual Futures on PowerTrade?
✅ 0% Trading Fees – Trade EOS perpetuals with zero maker/taker fees. ✅ Hourly Funding – Updated every hour for real-time accuracy. ✅ Benchmark-Aligned Pricing – Based on the CoinGecko EOS index for fairness. ✅ Multi-Collateral Margining – Trade using BTC, ETH, or stablecoins. ✅ Portfolio Margin – Cross-margin EOS perpetuals and other assets efficiently. ✅ Trade Anywhere – On PowerTrade (CEX) and Polaris (DEX).
PowerTrade’s EOS perpetual markets deliver deep liquidity, transparent pricing, and zero-fee execution, ideal for traders of all levels.
Example EOS Perpetual Use Cases
1️⃣ Hedge EOS Spot Exposure Protect your EOS holdings by shorting EOS perpetuals.
2️⃣ Leverage Trading Amplify directional exposure to EOS price with up to 100× leverage.
3️⃣ Funding Rate Arbitrage Capture yield from funding rate differences across exchanges.
4️⃣ Volatility Trading Trade short-term EOS price swings using leverage and transparent funding.
Funding Transparency and Reproducibility
PowerTrade ensures full funding transparency — every rate is reproducible using public index and order-book data. This guarantees fairness, accountability, and market confidence for every trader.
👉 Full details: PowerTrade Perpetual Funding Rate Methodology
How to Start Trading EOS Perpetuals
1️⃣ Create an account on PowerTrade or Polaris. 2️⃣ Deposit collateral – USDC, BTC, or ETH. 3️⃣ Select EOS-PERPETUAL in the perpetual markets list. 4️⃣ Start trading instantly with 0% fees and transparent hourly funding.
Conclusion
PowerTrade’s EOS Perpetual Futures deliver maximum transparency, capital efficiency, and zero trading fees — giving traders a powerful way to hedge or speculate on EOS price movements. Whether you’re hedging, arbitraging, or scalping volatility, PowerTrade and Polaris offer the most advanced, fair, and liquid EOS perpetual markets in crypto.
👉 Start trading EOS perpetuals today on PowerTrade or Polaris.
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