Liquidity is a measure of your ability to cheaply buy or sell an asset without causing significant price movement. Sufficient liquidity is an integral component of a well-functioning market.

Maintain exposure to a diverse portfolio of assets while collateralizing your margin account.

Hubble Exchange offers a seamless deposit feature, allowing users to make deposits from multiple EVM chains in a single transaction. But how does it work behind the scenes?

Hubble Exchange will have a Modular OrderBook Design that could support an array of special orders, including Private, Just-In-Time, and Gasless Orders. The possibilities? Endless.

Today, we're delving into the realm of technical analysis, spotlighting Bollinger Bands. Conceived by @bbands in the 1980s, these bands have become indispensable for traders navigating market volatility.

Post Only Orders are a special form of limit order. Market Makers use Post-Only orders to ensure their orders don’t fill existing orders on the book. Instead, the order would be rejected. This is because Market Makers aim to provide liquidity and not to remove it.

Have you ever looked at an order book on a trading platform and felt like you were deciphering alien code?👽 This thread will provide an introduction to order books, helping you understand their mechanics. 🧵

Today, we will explore the intricacies of trading indicators, specifically focusing on the widely used Relative Strength Index (RSI).What exactly is the RSI, and how can traders effectively utilize its potential?

The move forward to a DLOB-based design is the next big step for Decentralizing Exchanges. Understanding CLOBs Before Diving into DLOBs To appreciate the value of DLOBs, we first need to unpack CLOBs.

The future is multichain, but cross-chain UX can be messy. Each time you use an app-chain, you must switch to the chain on the wallet. What if you only had to switch networks once - the first time you fired up the app?

Ever heard the term but not quite sure what it means? Let's dive into the details and unpack this essential concept that every trader should understand. Here's what you need to know about Maintenance Margin.

Perpetual Futures prices are based on the index price (average across all markets), the trading very closely matches the spot price of the asset, though the price may differ in certain volatile market conditions.

Sometimes, when a trader is liquidated in extreme market conditions, their liquidated collateral may not be enough to fully repay the debt. The trader is bankrupt.

As Hubble Exchange moves to a Decentralized Limit Order Book on its own Subnet, Market Makers will be responsible for providing adequate liquidity on the limit order book.

As Hubble Exchange moves to a Decentralized Limit Order Book on its own Subnet, Market Makers will be responsible for providing adequate liquidity on the limit order book.

When you trade on Hubble Exchange’s perp-specific chain, you pay gas in USDC. We’re building towards a chain-agnostic future. Traders don’t need to buy a L1 token. This enables Hubblenet to onboard traders from any ecosystem.

High Throughput An App-Chain unlocks the possibility to move all heavy perp-specific operations to GoLang instead of solidity through pre-compiles.

Hubble Exchange’s Multiverse of OrderBooks unlocks a validator economy around an infinite array of order types, unlocking possibilities such as Private Orders, Gasless Orders, Just In Time Orders and as well as a multitude of other opportunities.

A Decentralized Matching Engine is one in which orders are matched by a distributed set of network participants. On Hubble Exchange, these network participants are the app-chain's validators.

The Hubblenet is a blockchain purpose-built for perpetual contracts (perps). By putting part of the app logic in the VM, validators play an integral role in making Hubble Exchange truly decentralized.

The Hubblenet is a blockchain purpose-built for perpetual contracts (perps). By putting part of the app logic in the VM, validators play an integral role in making Hubble Exchange truly decentralized.