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  • BASICS
    • What is Contango?
    • Who's this for?
    • Use cases
    • What is looping?
    • How does it work?
      • Detailed tx analysis
    • Key features
      • Liquidity and price impact
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      • Funding rates
      • PnL computations
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      • Automation
      • Liquidations
      • Margin in any currency
      • Multiple positions on the same pair and direction
      • More than 300 trading pairs
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      • How staking works
      • Staking APR
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  1. BASICS

Who's this for?

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Last updated 9 months ago

Loopers

Those who have been performing manual or automated "loops" (aka recursive lending and borrowing on money markets) can either opt for the or the interface, depending on their needs. In both cases, thanks to easy-to-read metrics (liquidation price, PnL, margin, mark price) they can better manage their position and control their costs.

Traders

Contango's professional interface is geared towards advance traders, who want to take directional bets on non-correlated assets. Also, given how positions are built on top of money markets, traders can enjoy deep liquidity as well as cheap and . Since the pricing model of Contango uses no order book or AMM, traders can also arb prices against other venues.

Farmers

Farmers and newcomers are better off using the interface directly, as it has a simpler UX flow. They can farm LST and LRT yields, PT yields, USD rates differentials, or simply the rewards offered by the underlying money markets.

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low funding rates