Hello Deltano! 🤝 Let me explain clearly:

Cross and perpetual are two types of margin in cryptocurrency trading, and both have their points, but first let me clarify: if your platform only allows you to trade in perpetual, it's not a problem – in fact, it's the most common type nowadays.

- Cross Margin: Uses all available capital in your account to cover potential losses from all your trades. If one trade goes wrong, it can affect the others, but it gives you more flexibility regarding the use of your capital.

- Perpetual Margin (or isolated in some cases): Each trade has its own assigned margin, so the losses of one do not impact the others. It is safer for managing risks, and it's the standard on most platforms because it helps control losses.

In terms of profit, there is no one better than the other: it depends on your strategy and how you manage risk. The perpetual is ideal if you prefer to have control over each individual trade, while the cross can be useful if you have experience and want to optimize the use of your capital.

Since you can only trade in perpetual, don't worry! It is an excellent option to start or to keep your investments protected individually. Would you like me to explain how to manage risk in perpetual trades?