Topic: New trading platform for operations with derivatives - page 15. (Read 2220 times)
Crypto lending markets are already popular and will only grow. They can serve similar purposes as derivatives, with some benefits as well as costs!
What do you think about the future of derivatives on cryptomarket? Is it going to be a new explosive growth of the market?
Crypto derivatives are important, very useful, and coming soon whether we like it or not))
Keeping everything on-chain has nice benefits for cash flow management and mitigating some counterparty risks — this was the big promise of blockchain!!
What do you think about the future of derivatives on cryptomarket? Is it going to be a new explosive growth of the market?
Crypto derivatives are important, very useful, and coming soon whether we like it or not))
FuturesCoin platform is presented in two components, a web-version and a mobile application, operating concurrently.
The main task in the development of both components of the platform is to provide users with a simple and intuitive way of dealing with cryptocurrencies without investing in the cryptocurrencies themselves.
By the time of writing this description (April 2018), a feature to accept “bets” on either devaluation or rise in the cryptocurrency exchange rate using the mobile application has been implemented, which represents an analogue of CFD in the derivatives market.
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By the time of writing this description (April 2018), a feature to accept “bets” on either devaluation or rise in the cryptocurrency exchange rate using the mobile application has been implemented, which represents an analogue of CFD in the derivatives market.
What do you think about the future of derivatives on cryptomarket? Is it going to be a new explosive growth of the market?
Crypto derivatives are important, very useful, and coming soon whether we like it or not))
Typical “real world” derivatives contracts don’t just disappear when someone runs out of margin — typically they have a predefined expiry date or other specific underlying price-related clauses that allow early close-out. As a result, if your counterparty — whoever is on the other side of your trade — fails to keep their margin collateral balance positive, you face the risk of default. You might not get paid what you’re owed, as stipulated by the terms of the contract!
The main factors driving the decision between centralized and decentralized derivatives trade is counterparty default risk and contract standardization/fungibility benefits.
This centralized vs decentralized tradeoff exists in the current derivatives world, as well. The decentralized approach, where traders deal directly with each other on custom terms, is common for major financial institutions.
Derivatives trading regulations, in the US and other developed markets, are often more rigorous than for trading currencies, commodities, and in some cases even securities. This is for good reason. Derivatives trading involves leverage, and often unusual non-linear payoff structures (see: options contracts), which can result in you losing your shirt much quicker than you thought possible.
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The main task in the development of both components of the platform is to provide users with a simple and intuitive way of dealing with cryptocurrencies without investing in the cryptocurrencies themselves.
By the time of writing this description (April 2018), a feature to accept “bets” on either devaluation or rise in the cryptocurrency exchange rate using the mobile application has been implemented, which represents an analogue of CFD in the derivatives market.
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By the time of writing this description (April 2018), a feature to accept “bets” on either devaluation or rise in the cryptocurrency exchange rate using the mobile application has been implemented, which represents an analogue of CFD in the derivatives market.
Derivatives trading regulations, in the US and other developed markets, are often more rigorous than for trading currencies, commodities, and in some cases even securities. This is for good reason. Derivatives trading involves leverage, and often unusual non-linear payoff structures (see: options contracts), which can result in you losing your shirt much quicker than you thought possible.
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Typical “real world” derivatives contracts don’t just disappear when someone runs out of margin — typically they have a predefined expiry date or other specific underlying price-related clauses that allow early close-out. As a result, if your counterparty — whoever is on the other side of your trade — fails to keep their margin collateral balance positive, you face the risk of default. You might not get paid what you’re owed, as stipulated by the terms of the contract!
The main factors driving the decision between centralized and decentralized derivatives trade is counterparty default risk and contract standardization/fungibility benefits.
Typical “real world” derivatives contracts don’t just disappear when someone runs out of margin — typically they have a predefined expiry date or other specific underlying price-related clauses that allow early close-out. As a result, if your counterparty — whoever is on the other side of your trade — fails to keep their margin collateral balance positive, you face the risk of default. You might not get paid what you’re owed, as stipulated by the terms of the contract!
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These are general purpose derivatives markets — you can create a prediction market for pretty much anything. A more canonical form of standardized derivative is a Futures or Forward contract, which lets you bet on the future price of some asset. This can be as simple as the price of a cryptocurrency itself.
Derivatives come in many forms and with many neat names: futures, forwards, NDFs, swaps, options (see: Deribit for off-chain crypto options). When you participate in a betting market, or trade a CFD (Contract for Difference) you are trading a derivative.
When you participate in a prediction market, you are trading a derivative!
When you participate in a prediction market, you are trading a derivative!
A derivative is a financial security with a value that is reliant upon or derived from an underlying asset or group of assets. The derivative itself is a contract between two or more parties based upon the asset or assets. Its price is determined by fluctuations in the underlying asset.
Traders are not loyal purists to any one particular style. Strategies are developed merging different styles and deployed depending on the kind of timeline the trader is looking to follow. For new traders, it is important that they explore all styles as much as possible before making up their mind.
I think that more and more exchanges could allow to use tradition financial instruments for crypto. For example, Poloniex was bought by Civic and realease new mobile app.
Crypto trading is an art form and like with any art form, there is a requirement for individuality; there is no one-rule-for-all type of strategy. Each new trader needs to identify what kind of trading suits them most and then develop a strategy in line with this style.
Trading strategies are not guarantors of success by any means but following one does introduce a systemic approach to trading, laying the foundation for developing the art of trading.
Crypto trading is an art form and like with any art form, there is a requirement for individuality; there is no one-rule-for-all type of strategy. Each new trader needs to identify what kind of trading suits them most and then develop a strategy in line with this style.
Technical Trader: Another quantitative approach to trading is Technical Analysis. Using historical data, metrics like moving averages and trend lines, testing out this data under different market conditions using a simulator, calculating a time frame to entry and exit the trade and finally allocating funds to either speculate or hedge based on all the findings is what a technical trader undertakes. Thus by observing the market, running the numbers and capitalizing on the results of processing all the information obtained from the charts, trades are executed based on a robust mathematical strategy. This form of trading can also be extended into automation, a topic along with several others related to Technical Analysis we will address in later posts.
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