# Good Entry

Good Entry is a cutting-edge decentralized liquidity provider (LP) derivatives market on Arbitrum designed to be the best day-trading platform globally. Inspired by the popularity of zero dated options in traditional finance, Good Entry brings this concept a step further to allow options to be traded and settled at any time.

Good Entry allows traders to trade with up to 1000x leverage on its protected perpetuals with no upfront premiums, no liquidations and capped downside. Liquidity providers who sell volatility to these traders receive high premiums.&#x20;

Good Entry uses iterative smart contract and financial engineering to ensure a secure and efficient platform for users. To prevent price manipulation and determine rebalancing thresholds, Chainlink Oracles are utilized.

Good Entry features three primary product offerings:

1. **For Traders: Protected Perps** - Experience secure and stress-free day trading with our innovative protected perpetuals, designed to protect traders from sudden price movements and scam wicks. Traders can never be liquidated by price. Postions can expire when margin is depleted.
2. **For Yield Farmers: ezVaults** - Optimize your yield generation with our streamlined and user-friendly vaults, making yield farming more accessible and efficient.
3. **For Token Holders: Tokenomics and Rewards** - Benefit from our strategic tokenomics and rewards system, designed to incentivize long-term growth and value creation for token holders.&#x20;

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