dFuture - a protocol for automatic token transactions in Ethereum. It currently only provides leveraged perpetual contract transactions for major coins. The main idea behind dFuture - zero volatile loss and zero slippage. It is very convenient for traders and LPs (liquidity pools) and provides good liquidity and trading depth.

Description of dFuture
By returning the commission, the arbitration will enter the trading platform.
Some features:
| 1 | There are basically two types of trade orders, used in traditional trading with perpetual contracts: limit orders and market orders. At the same time, traders can have two roles: buyer and manufacturer. There is only one type of transaction in the QCAMM perpetual contract - a market order. The market order has no slippage and the maximum depth - 3 times the size of the LP pool. Traders can only accept open or closed positions. |
| 2 | The platform price - the price, obtained from several external decentralized data sources that exist as a reference price for transactions and help to calculate floating profits and floating losses. |
| 3 | Traders should be well aware of initial and maintenance margins, especially maintenance margins. As soon as the trader's margin falls below the maintained margin, the system will force liquidation. It is highly recommended that traders close positions when the margin ratio is on hold to avoid losing assets due to forced liquidation. The maintenance margin ratio is 2 percent. |
LP adds USDT to the liquidity pool to receive the LP token. The LP token helps to track the ratio of liquidity, contributed by each LP to the total liquidity pool. The LP token is highly divisible. At the same time, LP can burn the LP token at any time in order to receive USDT, previously added to the pool.
Additional information
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