What is missing is fractional reserve banking.
Topic: BTC futures market? (Read 1282 times)
There already are derivatives in BTC.
What is missing is fractional reserve banking.
What is missing is fractional reserve banking.
BTC price in the future is will be stay in between 200 to 300 USD
There was a futures company that existed in the Fall last year but I think it went under (or scammed ppl out of money), either way it's possible to have a futures market and companies are emerging.
Coinsetter (in the US)
maybe new trusty exchange will launch and have a great big market again
bitfinex has 3x
okcoin has 10x & 20x
796 has up to 50x
okcoin has 10x & 20x
796 has up to 50x
There's already a futures market. Check out Okcoin. you could use leverage. I think also Bitfinex just implemented it too.
One of bitcoin's biggest problems is its price volatility.
Also, because of volatility, bitcoin mining is a more speculative investment/business than btc/fiat currency trading.
If a futures contract market were to develop for purpose of reducing risk in investing in equipment in BTC mining, would this help to stabilize the USD price of BTC?
Would a futures market move the more speculative BTC investors, who are addicted to (and likely cause) the current volatility of BTC, into trading futures rather than BTC?
Also, because of volatility, bitcoin mining is a more speculative investment/business than btc/fiat currency trading.
If a futures contract market were to develop for purpose of reducing risk in investing in equipment in BTC mining, would this help to stabilize the USD price of BTC?
Would a futures market move the more speculative BTC investors, who are addicted to (and likely cause) the current volatility of BTC, into trading futures rather than BTC?
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