Paragon Launches HYPE² Power Perpetuals on Hyperliquid
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Paragon has launched Power Perpetuals (Power Perps) on the Hyperliquid ecosystem, with the first product tracking the square of HYPE (HYPE²). The contract has no strike price and no expiration, allowing traders to obtain option-like convexity through a perpetual format: long positions gain more when the price rises, while losses are relatively reduced when it falls, but traders must continuously pay funding rates tied to volatility variance. Paragon said the product, starting with HYPE², lets traders access option-style payoff curves by opening positions, offering another trading entry point.
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Paragon 在 Hyperliquid 推出 Power Perps 次方永续合约
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- 推出
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- Power Perps(HYPE² 次方永续合约)
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- Nov 5, 12:30
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- Nov 5, 12:57
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- PANews · ArticlesRelated fact: single sourceFact occurrence time unverifiedParagon Launches Power Perps on Hyperliquid for HYPE Squared Perpetual Trading
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Paragon has launched Power Perps on Hyperliquid, starting with HYPE squared perpetual contracts that track the square of the HYPE price. The product has no strike price or expiration and offers option-like convexity, letting traders profit from large price moves in either direction while paying funding costs tied to realized variance.
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