Perpetual trading markets

Four markets. Your collateral.

Compare SOL, BTC, ETH and ZEC synthetic perpetual exposure using eligible meme-token collateral on SDICE Perps. Understand long, short and oracle pricing.

SOL perpetual exposure

A SOL long benefits from a rising SOL reference price; a short benefits from a falling price. Your wallet can hold eligible meme collateral while the position tracks SOL. This is separate from buying spot SOL for network fees.

BTC perpetual exposure

BTC positions track the supported Bitcoin reference market without requiring a native Bitcoin wallet or acquiring BTC. Custody and settlement use this Solana deployment. The displayed PnL is synthetic exposure, not a Bitcoin balance.

ETH perpetual exposure

ETH positions reference Ether’s market price while collateral remains in the Solana system. No Ethereum bridge or ETH purchase is implied by opening the synthetic position. Oracle freshness and liquidation rules still apply.

ZEC perpetual exposure

ZEC positions track the supported Zcash reference market. They do not create shielded Zcash funds or provide the privacy properties of a native Zcash transaction. These are public Solana trading records subject to the platform’s settlement rules.

Perpetual exposure versus a spot purchase

A spot purchase gives you the asset you buy. A synthetic leveraged position records exposure to a reference market and can be liquidated. In SDICE Perps, realized winning claims also depend on FIFO pool liquidity for USDC payment.

Choose the market in the trading screen, confirm the direction, collateral, leverage and liquidation information, then inspect the final approval. A chart moving normally does not prove that collateral pricing and backing are ready for a specific order.

By the SoltoshiDICE project · Reviewed October 18, 2026 · Original FIFO design: Papertrade

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