Perpetuals.
Built on Solana.
Waiting for asks
Waiting for bids
SOL-PERP provides perpetual price exposure quoted in the protocol’s dollar-denominated quote units. It does not transfer ownership of Solana to your wallet. Long and short exposure can generate gains or losses; positions share margin within the selected subaccount.
Available at the last check. Execution still depends on liquidity, margin and transaction simulation.
Order quantities are measured in SOL contract base units. Prices must respect the market tick.
Understand market, limit and protective orders ↗Connect a compatible Solana wallet, choose your subaccount and verify collateral. Use the ticket above to review direction, quantity and the execution condition. After signing, inspect positions and open orders: confirmation alone does not prove a fill. Funding and liquidation risk continue while a position remains open.
SOL exposure and transaction fees are different balances. A SOL perpetual position does not supply the native SOL your wallet needs to pay for transactions. Keep wallet fees separate from USDT margin.
A long gains from a price increase before costs; a short gains from a decrease. Both can lose more quickly as leverage rises. The quantity field is in SOL contract units, while order value is a dollar estimate.
Market, limit & protective orders ↗The displayed funding observation is historical, not a fixed yield. Funding can change while the position is open. Add fill fees and network costs when assessing the result; price movement alone is not net PnL.
Understand funding payments ↗USDT collateral supports positions in the selected cross-margin subaccount. Another position can change available collateral and liquidation risk. A stop order does not guarantee execution at its trigger price.
Cross margin & liquidation ↗No. The contract changes your price exposure. To receive SOL itself, use the SOL/USDC spot pair instead.
Confirmation means the order transaction reached the chain. A resting limit or an unfilled portion can remain open. Check positions and open orders before placing another order; cancel or amend the existing order when appropriate.
Use the position’s close control or submit an opposite-side reduce-only order with the intended quantity. Review the remaining position after execution. Withdrawing collateral or disconnecting your wallet does not close it.
Understand positive and negative funding, calculate a holding-cost estimate, and distinguish a funding rate from trading fees.
Read guide ↗GUIDE 02Choose market, limit, post-only, reduce-only, stop-loss and take-profit orders in Bitpont, with clear execution limitations.
Read guide ↗GUIDE 03Understand cross margin, initial margin, liquidation risk and position sizing before placing a perpetual futures order.
Read guide ↗GUIDE 04A practical guide to connecting a wallet, checking collateral, choosing a contract and reviewing signed perpetual transactions.
Read guide ↗GUIDE 05How Bitpont perps collateral differs from your Solana wallet balance: USDT deposits, SOL transaction fees, subaccounts and withdrawals.
Read guide ↗GUIDE 06Understand long and short perpetual positions on Solana, contract quantity, price exposure and reduce-only closing in Bitpont.
Read guide ↗Explore BTC, ETH and SOL price exposure through Solana perpetual contracts. Bitpont connects your Solana wallet to Velocity; the current integration uses USDT collateral. Review funding, cross margin and market status before opening a long or short position.
Compare minimum quantities, price increments and initial margin requirements.
Explore markets ↗02 / UNDERSTANDUnderstand funding payments and the cost of holding perpetual exposure.
Read about funding ↗03 / MANAGELearn how cross margin, leverage and collateral interact.
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