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Welcome To Everstrike

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Everstrike is a next-gen perpetual derivatives DEX, which features not only perpetual futures, but also perpetual options, perpetual volatility indices (Q3 2025) and perpetual variance swaps (Q4 2025).

It is the most complete perpetual derivatives offering to date.

Here's a few tips for getting started with trading on Everstrike:

  • Read the on perpetual (everlasting) options

  • Check out the

  • Try out the

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Note that Everstrike is currently in beta, which means the following:

  • The frontend web interface may still have non-critical bugs.

  • The liquidity on the Mainnet may be insufficient for executing anything but the smallest of trades.

  • Contract specifications and legal documents may be changed within one week of notice.

  • New API endpoints or new API parameters may be introduced within one week of notice. Everstrike guarantees to maintain backwards compatibility of existing API endpoints.

  • Live support is non-existent, and support response times may, at times, be slow.

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