Arm Holdings PLC perpetual$303.02▼ −5.71%(−$18.34)
Trade Arm Holdings PLC
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If you put in $100...
Practiceat 5× leverage$500 of ARM
1×10× max
If ARM ↑ 10%
+$50
If ARM ↓ 10%
−$50
Liquidated at −20%
Leverage cuts both ways. Real liquidations can fire before the thresholds shown here if maintenance margin is breached, so treat these as ballpark estimates rather than guarantees.
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Company info
- Market cap
- $341.8B
- Country
- GB
- Exchange
- NASDAQ NMS - GLOBAL MARKET
- IPO
- 2023-09-14
Worth knowing
Leverage cuts both ways.
- You can be liquidated in a single move if your losses exceed your collateral.
- Funding fees apply every hour, charged by whichever side is more crowded.
- You don't own ARM or any underlying claim — no dividends, no voting rights.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I trade Arm Holdings PLC on Hyperliquid?
Click the Long or Short button on this page. You'll be taken to the Hyperliquid trade form for Arm Holdings PLC perpetual where you can size the position, set leverage, and place the order. Settlement is in USDC, on-chain.
What is a Arm Holdings PLC perpetual future?
A Arm Holdings PLC perpetual is a contract whose price tracks the underlying Arm Holdings PLC asset. It has no expiration date. You post margin in USDC and your profit or loss is the price difference between entry and exit, settled in USDC. The funding-rate mechanism keeps the perpetual price aligned with the underlying.
Do I own the underlying asset?
No. Trading a perpetual gives you exposure to the price; you don't own the underlying. You don't receive dividends, voting rights, or any claim on the asset. The position is purely a price bet settled in USDC.
Is this custodial?
No. All trading happens directly on Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange. Liquidiction is a non-custodial frontend. You sign transactions from your own wallet.