SEI Perpetual Futures Trade on CFTC-Regulated OG.com Markets
OG.com Markets has added SEI perpetual futures on a CFTC-regulated platform. The contracts are dollar-settled, have no expiry, and require a 100-SEI minimum order. One piece also says funding is calculated every eight hours.
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In practice, the contracts differ from ordinary dated futures because they have no expiry and are dollar-settled, and trades must meet a 100-SEI minimum order. The eight-hour funding schedule is part of the contract structure and remains in place as described.
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