Futures on Roxom let you speculate on the price of real-world assets — using Bitcoin. No fiat, no expiration dates, just BTC-denominated perpetual contracts.
🚀 What are Futures?
A Futures is a financial instrument that lets you trade on the price movement of another asset, without owning that asset directly.
In Roxom, these are perpetual futures contracts — meaning:
They don’t expire.
You can go long (buy) or short (sell).
You trade contracts whose prices follow assets like Gold, Oil, the S&P 500, or Nasdaq 100 through their tokenized or ETF underlyings (e.g., PAXG for Gold, SPY for S&P 500).
Everything is quoted, margined and settled in BTC.
You’re not buying the asset — you’re trading on its price in Bitcoin.
📚 Want the full technical details? Check the Perpetual Futures Contract section in our Rulebook.
💡 Example: What does GOLD/BTC mean?
Let’s say gold is trading at ~$3,000 and BTC at ~$100,000.
The GOLD/BTC contract might be priced around 0.03 BTC, meaning 1 ounce of gold is worth 0.03 BTC.
If you think the gold price (in BTC terms) will go up, you can buy (go long).
If you think it’ll go down, you can sell (go short).
When the price moves, your PnL is in BTC, not in USD.
🧱 What makes Roxom futures different?
BTC-only: Everything is in Bitcoin. No stablecoins, no fiat.
Perpetuals: No expiration or rollover. Positions stay open as long as you want.
Real-world assets: Trade gold, oil, and major equity indices — all using BTC.
24/7 trading: Some contracts (like GOLD/BTC) are always open.
Isolated margin: Each position is independent — one loss won’t wipe out your account.
🛠️ What do I need to start?
All you need is BTC.
Deposit Bitcoin into your Funding Account
Transfer it to your Unified Trading Account (UTA)
Pick a contract, choose your leverage, and open a position
📚 Learn more about how accounts and margin work in the Accounts & Wallets section of our Rulebook.
🔍 Where can I find the list of contracts?
Roxom offers multiple BTC-denominated perpetual futures, including:
GOLD/BTC – PAX Gold token as underlying
US500/BTC – S&P 500 ETF (SPY)
US100/BTC – Nasdaq 100 ETF (QQQ)
OIL/BTC – US Oil Fund (USO)
📚 See the full contract list and specifications in our Rulebook.