Futures Contract
A futures is a standardised derivative contract in which two parties agree to buy or sell an underlying asset at a preset price on a future date. The underlying asset may be a commodity, a financial instrument or, in some cases, a crypto-asset.
Unlike a direct purchase, with a futures contract, you do not own the underlying asset: you trade a contract on its future price. These instruments are often used with leverage, amplifying both potential gains and losses, which can exceed the capital initially committed.
Futures are complex, high-risk financial instruments subject to financial market regulation and do not fall within the category of crypto-assets regulated by the MiCAR Regulation.
Disclaimer: Young Platform does not offer futures, derivatives or leveraged trading services. For details on the services actually provided by Young Platform, please refer to the General Terms and Conditions.
