Crypto Futures

1000x Leverage Crypto Perpetual Futures Trading

Trade up or down on crypto perpetual futures with up to 1000x leverage across 57 crypto markets — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin and dozens of altcoins and memecoins. Every market is priced from live Binance data, funding is a flat published rate, and the server sets your entry at the live mark the moment you bet. It all runs from the same balance as the casino and sportsbook, on a gamblefi platform built around one wallet.

What are perpetual futures?

A perpetual future is a leveraged position on a coin's price with no expiry date. You never buy or hold the coin: you choose Up (long) to profit when the price rises or Down (short) to profit when it falls, and the position stays open until you close it or it reaches its bust price. That makes crypto perpetuals a way to trade either direction of a market, not just the way up.

How a crypto futures position works

Your stake multiplied by your leverage is the position size, and profit and loss are calculated on that full size. A $10 stake at 100x is a $1,000 position, so a 1% move in your favour returns $10 before fees — a 100% gain on the stake — while a move of just under 1% against you reaches the bust price.

Leverage up to 1000x

Bitcoin perpetual futures, Ethereum futures and the other majors take up to 1000x. Markets with thinner liquidity are capped lower to keep pricing fair: 800x on mid-caps like Sui and Injective, and 500x on memecoins like Pepe, Shiba Inu and Bonk. Higher leverage means bigger profit on smaller moves and a bust price that sits closer to your entry.

Bust price, isolated margin, and a loss that stops at your stake

The bust price is your liquidation price: where a position closes automatically. The ticket calculates it live before you bet. Every position is isolated — its stake is the only collateral at risk — so the most you can lose on any position is the stake you put on it. There are no margin calls, no top-ups and no negative balance.

Crypto markets you can trade, 24/7

Crypto never closes, and neither do these markets. Prices stream from Binance's USDT pairs — BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, SOLUSDT, XRPUSDT, DOGEUSDT and the rest — and the grid above shows every market with its live price, 24-hour change and 24-hour volume, sortable by volume, top gainers or top losers. It covers the large caps — BNB, Cardano, Avalanche, Chainlink and Litecoin — alongside layer 2s such as Arbitrum and Optimism, DeFi names like Aave and Uniswap, and AI tokens like Bittensor and Fetch.ai.

Transparent funding and fees

• Funding: a flat 0.01% of the position size per hour while it is open, the same for longs and shorts. It does not swing with market positioning the way exchange funding rates do.
• Spread: 0.05% to 0.12% round-trip on the position size, wider on memecoins.
• Stakes: $1 to $10,000 per position.

The How it works panel on each market lists the same figures, plus the maintenance margin tiers behind every bust price.

Pro-grade execution at the live mark

Charts and prices stream live from Binance. When you bet, the server sets your entry from the live mark at the moment of execution; if the price moves while the bet is being placed, you are re-quoted before it goes through. There is no order book to work through, so a large position gets the same price as a small one. Closing settles at the current Binance mark and the result lands in your balance straight away.

Perpetual futures vs buying crypto

• Direction: buying a coin only pays when the price rises; a perpetual position can profit from a rise (Up) or a fall (Down).
• Capital: buying needs the full amount up front; a futures position controls a larger exposure — up to 1000x your stake.
• Ownership: buying gives you the coin; a futures position gives you exposure to its price only, with nothing to store or transfer.
• Risk: buying puts everything you paid at risk; a leveraged position risks only its stake, but can lose it on a much smaller price move.

Hedge the coins you hold

A Down position gains when the price falls, so it can offset a drop in coins you hold elsewhere without selling them. Because of leverage, a small stake can cover a large holding — keep the bust price in view when you size it.

One balance for trading, casino and sports

Crypto leverage trading on Bess Bet draws from the same balance as the casino, the sportsbook, prediction markets and stock perps. Deposit BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT, USDC, LTC, DOGE or TRX at the crypto cashier and you can open a position within seconds of the deposit confirming — no exchange account, no transfers between wallets, and nothing to download: it runs in any browser on phone or desktop.

Trade with leverage responsibly

Leverage magnifies losses exactly as much as gains, and a high-leverage position can reach its bust price in seconds. Decide how much you are prepared to lose before you open a position, keep stakes to money you can afford to lose, and treat crypto futures as entertainment rather than income.

Frequently asked questions