Inverse perpetual is a type of futures contract used in trading, particularly for cryptocurrencies. Unlike standard perpetual contracts, which are usually settled in the underlying asset, inverse perpetual contracts are settled in a stablecoin or another cryptocurrency. In an inverse perpetual contract, the value of the contract is based on the price of an asset (like Bitcoin), but profits and losses are measured in the inverse of that asset. For example, if you trade an inverse perpetual contract for Bitcoin, your gains or losses would be calculated in a stablecoin rather than in Bitcoin itself.This type of contract allows traders to speculate on the price movements of an asset, but it also introduces different risk dynamics. Traders benefit from price increases without holding the asset itself, while also protecting against volatility in the market. Inverse perpetual contracts are popular among traders looking to leverage positions and manage risk effectively.