Here we define how Roxom calculates fair prices & how each contractâs Underlying Asset is sourced, then combined with BTC/USDT data to produce our BTC Denominated Index Price.
A futures contract with no expiration date, which references an underlying assetâs price. Roxomâs perpetuals are linear contracts quoted in BTC (price of the asset in BTC) and settled in BTC. Traders can hold positions indefinitely, subject to margin requirements and funding payments.
Each contract has an underlying reference (e.g. PAX Gold (PAXG) and SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY)). Roxom uses a composite Index Price for each underlying, sourced from major market data feeds, to serve as a fair reference. This Index Price (in USD) is combined with the BTC/USDT price to determine a fair price in BTC for the contract. (For each exact underlying asset and Index Price, please visitOur Contracts Offering and Specs).
The fair price used for margining, fundingârate calculations, and liquidations, derived from a combination of the underlyingâs composite index and Roxomâs own orderâbook data. For 24/7 contracts, the Mark Price updates continuously as new index quotes and orderâbook information arrive; for marketâhours contracts, the Mark Price âfreezesâ outside the defined trading window (using the last valid index value) to prevent gap risk. All unrealized P&L, margin requirements, and liquidation triggers reference this Mark Price (rather than the last traded price) to guard against anomalous trades or manipulation, and liquidations are suspended if the underlying index feed becomes stale or falls outside its regular trading hours.