Topic: Invest your Bitcoin through KaiserBourse.com's NASDAQ futures exchange (Read 1167 times)
November 05, 2014, 07:16:33 AM
Thanks. Guess this means I should work on the title
November 04, 2014, 03:58:42 PM
I would ask you what the catch is. If there were no catch then you would just tell us.
I strongly believe in people's ability to see and judged for themselves.
Feel free to sign up and be notified once the beta is available (the address is : KaiserBourse.com)
After reading your description, it actually looks interesting. I must admit, I thought it was going to be a "double your BTC everyday!" sort of offer. Nice job OP.
November 04, 2014, 12:34:59 AM
I already trade futures and indexes using fiat as margin deposit for leveraged trading. It's legal, low cost and highly liquid.
If I used Bitcoin as security instead, then I would be vulnerable to margin call on my margin, as well as my trading, if fiat/BTC rate continues down.
As the future markets operate - you go short a future on the nasdaq , or go long on the nasdaq , against other members.
Or are you talking about P2P deal making?
Where would your liquidity come from? Would you not be arbitraged to death?
Sorry if I misunderstand you, I am not trying to be stupid, it comes naturally.
If I used Bitcoin as security instead, then I would be vulnerable to margin call on my margin, as well as my trading, if fiat/BTC rate continues down.
As the future markets operate - you go short a future on the nasdaq , or go long on the nasdaq , against other members.
Or are you talking about P2P deal making?
Where would your liquidity come from? Would you not be arbitraged to death?
Sorry if I misunderstand you, I am not trying to be stupid, it comes naturally.
Initially, leveraging will not be available, so you will have to deposit the amount that you invest on the index.
Concerning "P2P deal making" question- all market players will invest via our exchange platform. same as investors do in any futures exchange
This means - order execution will be immediate. meaning there is no "lag-till-confirmation" as is the case with the P2P solutions.
concerning "arbitraged to death" - As the is no arbitrage, this is not a concern
http://www.kaiserbourse.com/about_short/klogo.png
November 03, 2014, 03:42:39 PM
I already trade futures and indexes using fiat as margin deposit for leveraged trading. It's legal, low cost and highly liquid.
If I used Bitcoin as security instead, then I would be vulnerable to margin call on my margin, as well as my trading, if fiat/BTC rate continues down.
As the future markets operate - you go short a future on the nasdaq , or go long on the nasdaq , against other members.
Or are you talking about P2P deal making?
Where would your liquidity come from? Would you not be arbitraged to death?
Sorry if I misunderstand you, I am not trying to be stupid, it comes naturally.
If I used Bitcoin as security instead, then I would be vulnerable to margin call on my margin, as well as my trading, if fiat/BTC rate continues down.
As the future markets operate - you go short a future on the nasdaq , or go long on the nasdaq , against other members.
Or are you talking about P2P deal making?
Where would your liquidity come from? Would you not be arbitraged to death?
Sorry if I misunderstand you, I am not trying to be stupid, it comes naturally.
November 03, 2014, 02:46:40 PM
sounds so much interesting. An early adopter which has 50.000 bitcoin can make everything to the market and create much problem
Actually, my dear zoukenn, your 50 Bitcoin will not aid in manipulating the platform, because futures markets have no impact on the NASDAQ
I strongly suggest you bring yourself up to speed with the fundamentals of the futures markets, to prevent any loss caused by misunderstanding
Fair enough?
November 03, 2014, 02:39:41 PM
I would ask you what the catch is. If there were no catch then you would just tell us.
I strongly believe in people's ability to see and judged for themselves.
Feel free to sign up and be notified once the beta is available (the address is : KaiserBourse.com)
November 03, 2014, 02:29:14 PM
Any innovation / additional service layers for Bitcoin are welcome.
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Much appreciated
November 03, 2014, 02:18:12 PM
continue, OP
We are close to launching a new financial platform : KaiserBourse.com
The KaiserBourse platform (soon to launch in a closed Beta) is a futures exchange that lets Bitcoin owners invest daily on the trends of the NASDAQ index
As the future markets operate - you go short a future on the nasdaq , or go long on the nasdaq , against other members.
Note - This is not a casino. you do not lose all or double your money in a blink.
it is an exchange. and you place orders and set limit as is the common practice in futures markets.
As the known Future markets, There will be a small commission per transaction (0.1%) per executed order
If you wish to be notified when our service is launched, and participate in in closed beta, feel free to signup (Priority for bitcointalk members: if you enter "bitcointalk" on the sign-up page comments)
http://www.kaiserbourse.com/_/rsrc/1411925499861/about_short/klogo.png
November 03, 2014, 01:57:55 PM
What if I told you it is possible to invest your Bitcoin in NASDAQ futures ? and what about GOOGLE/APPLE futures ?
Sounds interesting ?
sounds so much interesting. An early adopter which has 50.000 bitcoin can make everything to the market and create much problem
November 03, 2014, 01:44:09 PM
I would ask you what the catch is. If there were no catch then you would just tell us.
November 03, 2014, 01:42:32 PM
Any innovation / additional service layers for Bitcoin are welcome.
-B-
-B-
November 03, 2014, 01:41:04 PM
continue, OP
November 03, 2014, 01:30:17 PM
Fair enough, One does not expect every Bitcoin investor to carry interest
November 03, 2014, 12:44:19 PM
What if I told you it is possible to invest your Bitcoin in NASDAQ futures ? and what about GOOGLE/APPLE futures ?
Sounds interesting ?
Not really
November 03, 2014, 12:41:33 PM
What if I told you it is possible to invest your Bitcoin in NASDAQ futures ? and what about GOOGLE/APPLE futures ?
Sounds interesting ?
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