Perpetual futures long-short positioning ratios in

Long-short positioning ratios in "perpetual futures" for logistics and shipping firms suggest asymmetric upside risks. Analysts warn that supply chain normalizations might drive a valuation repricing in the sector. BeInCrypto recently reported that perpetual futures trading volume surged past $100 billion for the first time on September 28 amid heightened market momentum. Furthermore, data from DefiLlama showed that total monthly volume reached a record high of $1.143 trillion in September. This marked a 49% increase compared to August’s $766 billion. U.S. Market : Exchanges are introducing regulated perpetual futures to compete with offshore platforms. Volatility indicators point to "perpetual futures" in biotech experiencing expanded implied ranges, with VIX-like measures increasing by 15%. This suggests traders are positioning for FDA ruling events, creating short-term speculative opportunities.