Going short in perpetual futures trading, i.e. holding a short position. In spot trading, when a trader determines that the market will fall, he or she borrows a certain amount of a specific asset through a borrowing operation and sells it, waits for the price to fall, buys it back, and then returns the borrowed asset. In the case of perpetual contracts, there is no direct trading of cryptocurrencies, but rather a new purchase of a certain number of contracts of a certain type when the user is bearish. A "sell and open short" operation is performed, and a short position is added after the order is successfully filled.
Bitunix Perpetual Futures allows users to take short positions directly by entering the price and quantity in the perpetual contract product and selecting Sell Short.
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