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About Gold Perpetual (GOLD)

The Gold perpetual contract on HL Cash gives traders 24/7 exposure to Gold prices. Unlike traditional futures that expire monthly or quarterly, this contract has no expiry date and uses a funding rate mechanism to track the spot price. Trading is available around the clock, including weekends and holidays, with settlement in USDC.

Gold Price on Traditional vs. 24/7 Markets

Traditional Gold markets trade during specific exchange hours and close overnight and on weekends. The perpetual contract here fills that gap, providing continuous price discovery. The perp price typically stays within a small basis of the spot price, making it useful both for speculation and as a real-time indicator of where the market is headed before traditional exchanges reopen.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Gold perpetual?
The Gold perpetual is a derivative contract on Hyperliquid that tracks the Gold spot price without an expiration date. It uses funding rates every 8 hours to stay anchored to the oracle price, allowing traders to get 24/7 exposure to Gold with leverage.
How does the Gold perp price compare to spot Gold?
The perpetual price closely tracks spot Gold but can trade at a slight premium or discount depending on market sentiment. When the perp trades above spot, longs pay shorts through the funding rate. When it trades below, shorts pay longs. This mechanism keeps the two prices aligned over time.
Can I trade Gold on weekends?
Yes. Unlike traditional exchanges that close on weekends and holidays, the Gold perpetual on Hyperliquid trades 24/7. Weekend liquidity may be thinner, but the market remains open for trading and price discovery.