Nano Solana Perpetual Futures (SLP)

Perpetual-style futures are futures contracts designed to track the price of an underlying asset without expiring on a set date.

Instead of expiring, these contracts use daily settlement and price adjustment mechanisms to maintain alignment with the spot market. This allows traders to maintain positions longer term while still operating within a regulated futures framework.

No, it’s a 5-year long-dated contract, effectively removing the need for monthly rolls.

No, Friday 6:00 PM – Friday 5:00 PM ET with a weekly one hour break each Friday

Standard Solana futures contracts expire on a set date, requiring traders to roll positions forward if they want continued exposure. Nano Solana perpetual futures do not expire, using daily settlement adjustments instead. They also feature smaller contract sizes, which can reduce capital requirements and position risk.

Yes. Nano Solana perpetual futures are CFTC-regulated futures contracts traded on a regulated U.S. derivatives exchange. Clearing is handled through an approved clearing organization, helping ensure transparency, risk management, and regulatory oversight.

Nano Solana perpetual futures are designed for traders seeking Solana price exposure with smaller contract sizes. They may appeal to active traders, hedgers, and market participants who want flexibility without fixed expiration dates, while still operating within a regulated futures environment.

No. Nano Solana perpetual futures are cash-settled. Profits and losses are settled in U.S. dollars rather than physical SOL, eliminating the need to hold or transfer the underlying asset.

Traders access Nano Solana perpetual futures through a futures brokerage that provides connectivity to regulated derivatives exchanges. Margin, fees, and platform access vary by broker, so traders should review all product specifications and disclosures before trading.

Trading Nano Solana perpetual futures involves market risk, leverage risk, and the possibility of losing more than the initial margin posted. Price volatility can lead to rapid gains or losses. Futures trading is not suitable for all investors and should be approached with proper risk management.