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Topic: Any miner care to say why they're not using the X.IDIFF futures? - page 2. (Read 2784 times)

hero member
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It'd seem irresponsible not to hedge if one's running a farm, and it'd also seem trivial to calculate both how much to sell and for what price based on the known operational costs etc. So I'm curious, what's the friction point?

I'm curious.. where can one buy/sell futures on BTC (serious question here)?

Sigg

Currently all that's available are BTC options. There used to be futures for a multitude of commodities (cattle, metals, indexes, etc) but these were discontinued for lack of trade volume.

This is more about difficulty futures however.
sr. member
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It'd seem irresponsible not to hedge if one's running a farm, and it'd also seem trivial to calculate both how much to sell and for what price based on the known operational costs etc. So I'm curious, what's the friction point?

I'm curious.. where can one buy/sell futures on BTC (serious question here)?

Sigg
hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 522
It'd seem irresponsible not to hedge if one's running a farm, and it'd also seem trivial to calculate both how much to sell and for what price based on the known operational costs etc. So I'm curious, what's the friction point?
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