Stock Perps
$183.2
$0.73 (0.40%)
$1,173.7
$1.10 (0.09%)
$329.23
$11.03 (3.47%)
About Stock Perps
Stock perps let you go long or short on individual companies like Tesla, Nvidia, and Apple with leverage and no expiration date. Instead of buying shares, you take a directional position against a reference price drawn from the underlying stock, and a funding rate periodically transfers payments between longs and shorts to keep the perp anchored to that price. Your position stays open as long as your margin holds - no rolling contracts, no settlement date.
On Polymarket you can trade stock perps today, including TSLA-USD, NVDA-USD, AAPL-USD, AMZN-USD, MSFT-USD, GOOG-USD, META-USD, and MU-USD. Each card shows the live mark price and 24-hour change - click Long to bet the price rises or Short to bet it falls, directly from the grid above.
FAQs
Polymarket currently lists 36 stock perps: RKLB-USD, CRCL-USD, TSM-USD, ASML-USD, SNDK-USD, TSLA-USD, GOOG-USD, QCOM-USD, AAPL-USD, PLTR-USD, COIN-USD, ARM-USD, AMD-USD, INTC-USD, MSTR-USD, MU-USD, NBIS-USD, SAMSUNG-USD, AMZN-USD, ZM-USD, CRWV-USD, SPCX-USD, HOOD-USD, AVGO-USD, META-USD, NVDA-USD, ORCL-USD, LITE-USD, SKHY-USD, CXMT-USD, BABA-USD, SKHYNIX-USD, DELL-USD, KIOXIA-USD, STRC-USD, and MSFT-USD. You can go long or short on each one directly from the grid above.
Find the RKLB-USD perp card in the grid. Click Long to bet RKLB will rise, or Short to bet it will fall. The card shows the live mark price and the 24-hour change, and your position stays open until you close it or your margin is liquidated.
Open the CRCL-USD perp card and choose Long or Short. The perp tracks the CRCL reference price and lets you take a leveraged directional view without buying the underlying shares.
No. Perpetual futures have no expiration date. A position stays open until you close it or your margin is liquidated, so there are no contracts to roll.
A stock perp lets you go long or short with leverage against a reference price, rather than owning shares. You never take ownership of the equity, there are no shares to custody, and you can bet on a price falling just as easily as rising.