#Perpetual Contract

[empresa-journal]

Can dYdX (DYDX) make money from Perpetual Contract Trading?

Can dYdX (DYDX) make money from Perpetual Contract Trading?

dYdX (DYDX) is a decentralized finance protocol and trading platform built to cash in on perpetual contracts. A Perpetual Contract is a cryptocurrency futures contract with no expiration date. Hence, a Perpetual Contract is a futures contract that can theoretically last forever. A Perpetual Contract’s value comes from the crypto asset they base it on. For example, a one Ethereum Perpetual…

[theminecraftbee]

-slamming bolt upright in a cold sweat- what do you mean verbal contracts cleo. what do you MEAN verbal contracts cleo. artists if you're doing commercial work you're A) charging much higher rates and B) making them SIGN A CONTRACT, right? right? you understand why that's VITAL, right? why having a written contract is VITAL for commercial work? you understand? you make them sign a written contract? please if you go looking in proper artist/graphic design circles i'm sure you can find a basic form that's legal in your locality and doesn't require you talk to a lawyer but if you're doing commercial work you're MAKING THEM SIGN A CONTRACT RIGHT--

[clonerightsagenda]

I did not fully appreciate Mary Malone when I was a kid. She quit being a nun, which probably lost her her entire support network and possibly family. She's a single woman in the 90s with a PhD working in theoretical physics. She tells a guy who offers her military funding to fuck off. She's immediately ride or die for a random 12 year old who shows up in her lab, says she's from another universe, and solves all her problems by giving her new worse problems. She truly embraces the ethos of "if it sucks hit the bricks" and spends the entire third book chilling doing experimental xenoanthropology and having a lovely time. She is probably going to be flat broke when she gets home.

[19871997]

connor + leon through it all. or whatever

[vqmpircs]

every clip i see of rsl in house he either looks like hes 10 seconds away from bawling or hes serving cunt for no reason at all

[cassowariess]

got The Bookseller newsletter this morning in my email and I want to scream. How can a big publisher get away with this shit??

[simmyfrobby]

joy as an old men from the lightning appreciator. may i have a steven stamkos poem please

― Dark Register, Cynthia Cruz

[fellhellion]

idk something about miguel and dana and the perpetuity of forever impending marriage neither of them literally ever speak about bringing to fruition beyond the title of fiance

[murasakiirohana]

//You think the Akatsuki ever walk around without that very identifiable piece of clothing that is their jacket or are they simply too cool to not wear it at all times

[orcelito]

do u ever just like. have little moments that make U remember u r not entirely mentally sound

[bunny-blaster]

i’m soooo sorry but the fact everyone. including sugarfree himself. has been waiting a million years for him to become owl eligible. only for the league to lower the minimum age for contracts 6 days after he turned 18 is so foul 😭

[itmightrain]

[awkward-teabag]

Way back when, I watched Sabrina the Teenage Witch (1996-2003) on TV as it came out. Several years ago I decided to rewatch it and learned all the songs had been pulled out of it due to the license expiring or not including the use in DVDs so finding the OG version as it was intended involved VHS recordings from the late 90s/early 00s.

This has also been prevalent in dubbed anime since at least the 90s. Dub companies didn't/couldn't license the music so they made their own instead (how we got the chanting Escaflowne opening song and the One Piece rap, among others). DVD releases tended to get the rights but for TV, companies often made their own.

It was a new industry and not much money was there so licensing songs and dealing with record labels wasn't something that could/would be done. There were also cases where a song could be licensed in one country but not another so it was easier to add one in that could be used everywhere and not run the risk of violating the licensing contract.

What I'm saying is this isn't a new issue. It's been happening since at least the 90s. It's only being noticed more now because licenses from media from the 90s and 00s are expiring in chunks given the licenses tend to be for 10-30 years (meaning expect more to expire in the coming years).

There was that issue several years ago where Guitar Hero or another music rhythm game lost rights to multiple songs so those were either patched out or new presses/releases didn't include them.

Which isn't to say I agree or support this, just that it's been happening for decades quietly so it's been known removing music would ramp up hard the moment licenses started to expire en masse.

you know how you can go and watch a movie you watched a bunch as a kid and the version of a song in it is different? like they actually changed it since you were a kid? that isn't normal. we didn't do that until like, the last ten years. it's fucked up.

[andromedasummer]

setting up a linkedin for job searching and connecting with my high school friends and seeing them married and in good paying jobs really hits home just how many years ive lost to mental illness and physical disability

[intelisync]

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[h0neyfreak]

did not expect the hardest part of my job to be balancing not treating people like they’re incompetent with not giving non-lawyers a potentially dangerous crash course in the law but here we are