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# Traders

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## What can you trade?

* D8X offers classical perpetuals with no borrowing or roll-over fees
* D8X perpetuals allow for linear (for example ETH/USDC collateralised in USDC), inverse (for example BERA/USD collateralised in BERA), and quanto (for example ETH/USD collateralised in BERA) perpetuals&#x20;
* D8X perpetuals can be calibrated for a diverse range of underlying assets such as crypto, commodities, FX, stocks
* The specification of the D8X Perpetuals contract is very closely following the original perpetuals as introduced by BitMEX and later adopted by Deribit.
* Traders put down a margin and they can enter a long or a short position in a perpetual contract&#x20;

D8X offers multiple [order types](/d8x/perpetual-contracts-guide/order-types.md) and competitive [fees](/d8x/perpetual-contracts-guide/fee-structure.md). &#x20;

## How can you trade?

You can trade D8X perpetual futures using:

* A [frontend operated by a white-label partner](https://d8x.exchange/frontends)
* The [D8X Futures Node SDK](/d8x/node-sdk/modules.md)
* Directly through [D8X's smart contracts](https://github.com/D8-X/d8x-integrations)

See [onboarding](/d8x/d8x-tl-dr/onboarding.md) on  how to get started.


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