- Tick Size — minimum price increment for orders.
- Order Increment — minimum quantity step, in units of the base asset.
- Max Leverage — highest selectable leverage; your initial margin fraction is 1 / leverage.
- Oracle Composition — the markets in the oracle index and their weights, labeled spot or futures. A stale venue drops out and remaining weights renormalize; composition changes as venues list or delist an asset. This column shows the oracle index only — the mark price additionally references perpetual mark prices from Binance, OKX, Bybit and Hyperliquid (crypto) or the RWA venues (equities, FX, commodities). See Oracle Price & Mark Price.
- Listed — date the market launched on mainnet.
Denomination. Binance, OKX, Bybit and Bitget source markets are quoted in USDT (the Binance futures index is itself a composite of USDT spot markets); Hyperliquid, trade.xyz, Lighter and Backpack markets are quoted in USDC/USD. Source prices enter the oracle as-is — no USDT↔USD conversion is applied.
Parameters can change as liquidity and risk conditions evolve. Live values are always available from the public API:
GET /api/v1/info. This page is regenerated from that endpoint — last generated 2026-07-16.Crypto perpetuals
Standard crypto perpetuals. Oracle prices are a weighted composite of major centralized-exchange markets, refreshed every 3 seconds. kPEPE and kBONK reference 1,000× the underlying token price.Special crypto pairs
SOL-USDC is a spot market (1x, no funding) priced off the SOL composite oracle. BP tracks Backpack’s USDC spot market and carries reduced leverage while external liquidity develops.Equity, FX & commodity perpetuals
Real-world-asset perpetuals trade 24/7 on Pacifica, including when the underlying market is closed. Oracle prices composite trade.xyz, Lighter and Bitget RWA markets — plus Binance where it lists the equivalent contract; funding continues to accrue hourly through weekends and market closures.Funding accrues hourly on all perpetual markets. For how prices are formed, see Oracle Price & Mark Price; for margin mechanics, see Margin and Leverage.