First of all nobody is faking anything in their data, its a market, you literally buy and sell as the customer and they make money from the losing side, they have absolutely no way of winning by faking data because if you lose and someone wins they are getting the trade fee while if you win and someone else lose they get the trading fee, so they don't care if you win or lose, they only care you trade as much as possible so you pay them the trading fee nothing else.
On top of that 0.05 is way too little to make it worth it, they only put in stuff that people want and ask for, if people asked for 0.05 all together they would have added it but people wanted x100 leverage since even with 10 bucks you can make 1000 dollars that way if the market goes the way you want whereas 0.05 would make no sense since its already close to what you would actually make.
Topic: fractional leverage on exchange (Read 186 times)
I know many exchanges that support leverage for 1 times to 100 times, but that is too risky for me.
I only want to do leverage for 0.05 times. That means if the current price increase from 10k dollars to 20k
dollars, I make 1.05 times the money that I should make without leverage.
Is there any exchange for this?
I only want to do leverage for 0.05 times. That means if the current price increase from 10k dollars to 20k
dollars, I make 1.05 times the money that I should make without leverage.
Is there any exchange for this?
you should ask yourself whether this is worth the counterparty risk. if the exchange gets hacked or exit scams, you could lose 100% of your capital for a chance at only 5% additional gains per trade.
i don't think that's worth the risk. i use leverage to minimize the funds i need to store on exchanges. with 3x leverage, i can keep 2/3 less money exposed to third party risk. with 10x leverage, i can keep 90% less money on the exchange.
i'm not saying you should run out and start trading 10x right away, but just offering some food for thought.....
I know many exchanges that support leverage for 1 times to 100 times, but that is too risky for me.
I only want to do leverage for 0.05 times. That means if the current price increase from 10k dollars to 20k
dollars, I make 1.05 times the money that I should make without leverage.
Is there any exchange for this?
Thank you very much!
I only want to do leverage for 0.05 times. That means if the current price increase from 10k dollars to 20k
dollars, I make 1.05 times the money that I should make without leverage.
Is there any exchange for this?
Thank you very much!
There is minimum 1x leverage on Bitmex but I don't remember Bitfinex having any such minimums. It's been over a year since I traded there but I think I remember having some tiny margin positions smaller than 1:1. Assuming your buy/sell order meets the minimum order size I think you can do it there.
As far as I know you cant find one having those low numbers.You can differentiate or compare it them on here;
https://coinsutra.com/margin-trading-crypto-exchanges/
https://coinsutra.com/margin-trading-crypto-exchanges/
Totally surprised no reply or response for this thread.
If there is no such an exchange, that means basically all the 1 times to 100 times are all scams. How do you expect to win with such a high leverage given the exchanges can totally fake their data?
If there is no such an exchange, that means basically all the 1 times to 100 times are all scams. How do you expect to win with such a high leverage given the exchanges can totally fake their data?
I know many exchanges that support leverage for 1 times to 100 times, but that is too risky for me.
I only want to do leverage for 0.05 times. That means if the current price increase from 10k dollars to 20k
dollars, I make 1.05 times the money that I should make without leverage.
Is there any exchange for this?
Thank you very much!
I only want to do leverage for 0.05 times. That means if the current price increase from 10k dollars to 20k
dollars, I make 1.05 times the money that I should make without leverage.
Is there any exchange for this?
Thank you very much!
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