DRAM on Canborsa is a perpetual market on DRAM Price Index.
DRAM is a price market: it tracks the benchmark cost of commodity DRAM memory chips — the DDR4 and DDR5 parts PC makers buy from Samsung, SK hynix and Micron — as assessed in the daily spot market and the monthly contract market.
DRAM Price Index sits in the memory price index sector and trades on Canborsa as an index perpetual: long or short at up to 20x with USDC margin, 24/7.
The chart plots traded prices.
Up to 20x, settled in USDC.
No. A perpetual position tracks price and does not confer ownership of the underlying.
Yes — a short perpetual position uses the same margin mechanics as a long.