Who this guide is for
For people who have heard about crypto futures and want to try them, but are not traders, programmers or economists. Many of our readers speak English as a second language, so we keep sentences simple and explain every term the first time it appears.
The guide is written for readers around the world. It does not serve readers in the United States, Canada or mainland China, and exchange products are not available everywhere: where it matters, each page reminds you to check availability where you live.
What “honest” means here
You can make money on futures and you can lose it. We say both, calmly, and show how a result is calculated in both directions. We never promise income, never call anything risk-free and never suggest ways around country restrictions such as VPNs or someone else’s documents.
Numbers about exchanges — fees, leverage limits, funding intervals — come only from a registry of facts checked against the exchanges’ official pages. If we could not confirm something, we tell you to check it in the exchange app instead of guessing.
Who is behind it
The guide is made by the Honest Futures Guide editorial team. We do not hold your money, do not take API keys, do not execute trades and do not give personal investment advice. The calculators run in your browser without sign-up.
The site earns money through exchange referral programs. How that works and what it does not change is described on the referral links page. How pages are written and checked is described in our editorial policy.
Found a mistake? Write to us
If a fact is outdated, a number looks wrong or something is hard to understand, write to editor@hyperzono.com. Tell us the page and what you noticed — we check every message and update the page if needed. We can’t give personal trading advice or help with a specific exchange account; for that, contact the exchange’s support.