Topic: Berivatives.com - Bitcoin Derivatives (Read 341 times)
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Hello, you can trade stocks like Tesla, commodities (Oil, silver, gold...) and indices (Dax, NKY) against Bitcoin with a good maker rebate of 0.04% if u are a market maker. Many markets will be added. Plus there is no KYC and a peer-to-peer funding market like bitfinex where you can lend your BTC to other traders.
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The open screen is not up to date, currently there is absolutely no trading fee, no maker rebate or taker fee 
We will make money on the funding market. As you mention, if the no trading fee policy leads to liquidity problems, then we'll do what we did at the beginning (rebate for market makers and low taker fee)
We will make money on the funding market. As you mention, if the no trading fee policy leads to liquidity problems, then we'll do what we did at the beginning (rebate for market makers and low taker fee) 
Can you provide a list of what makes your platform stand out?
As far as I can see, your orderbook looks exactly like Binance and Kraken, it uses the same TradingView chart tool everywhere else has, and it offers derivatives that you can already find on a variety of other futures exchanges include FTX and Binance.
Surely you must have some sort of unique feature or USP?
As far as I can see, your orderbook looks exactly like Binance and Kraken, it uses the same TradingView chart tool everywhere else has, and it offers derivatives that you can already find on a variety of other futures exchanges include FTX and Binance.
Surely you must have some sort of unique feature or USP?
I don't think that you can say that this derivatives trading platform has no fees per se.
It does have fees for takers still, although there is a maker rebate. However, this is honestly quite standad in the derivatives industry, with even bigger exchanges such as deribit being able to offer a rebate to those who contribute to the size and liquidity of the orderbook.
Also, as slow death mentioned, there isn't a lot of activity. But what is definitely interesting is the fact that they offer many other derivatives markets, not just BTC.
It does have fees for takers still, although there is a maker rebate. However, this is honestly quite standad in the derivatives industry, with even bigger exchanges such as deribit being able to offer a rebate to those who contribute to the size and liquidity of the orderbook.
Also, as slow death mentioned, there isn't a lot of activity. But what is definitely interesting is the fact that they offer many other derivatives markets, not just BTC.
The platform looks dead, I waited for about two minutes and there was no change, there are no sales or purchases.
I checked the Serving IP Address[1] and it appears to be used with several sites. Is this safe for an exchange?
I liked the interface and the way the screen is split.
[1] https://www.virustotal.com/gui/ip-address/104.24.112.49/relations
I checked the Serving IP Address[1] and it appears to be used with several sites. Is this safe for an exchange?
I liked the interface and the way the screen is split.
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You're right the activity is very low, we don't buy fake likes on social media. The exchange is located in France, all details are available in the legal section.
An answer that indicates scam behavior. Why did you decide to buy fake accounts/likes instead of saying that you will gain more followers by continuing the effort and making more money in marketing?[1] https://www.virustotal.com/gui/ip-address/104.24.112.49/relations
This:
https://twitter.com/berivatives
It doesn't have much activity, it shows that you don't have many customers. What makes me ask you:
- Who is the owner of the exchange?
- Where is the headquarters of the exchange located?
https://twitter.com/berivatives
It doesn't have much activity, it shows that you don't have many customers. What makes me ask you:
- Who is the owner of the exchange?
- Where is the headquarters of the exchange located?
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