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Author: adityaxxz

content/Blogs/Perpetuals/index.md

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 #### Long/Short
 There are 2 different directions a perpetual position can take. <!--[[long-short-explained.png]]-->
-- [Long](https://youtu.be/DRZogmD647U?t=12828) → The trader profits when the price of the `index token goes up`, and loses when the price of the index token goes down.
-- [Short](https://youtu.be/DRZogmD647U?t=14000)  → The trader profits when the price of the `index token goes down`, and loses when the price of the index token goes up.
+- **Long** → The trader profits when the price of the `index token goes up`, and loses when the price of the index token goes down.
+- **Short**  → The trader profits when the price of the `index token goes down`, and loses when the price of the index token goes up.
 #### Traders
 - Traders are the actors opening perpetual positions and betting on the price of the index token.
 - Traders profit when the price of the index token moves in the direction they predict, and lose when it moves in the direction opposite to what they predict.
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-> Perpetauls Code Walk explanation(external fn & design decisions) → [video](https://youtu.be/DRZogmD647U?t=25187)
-> PerpertaulEx Codebase [link](https://github.com/0xvangrim/guardian-accelerator) 
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