Coinut username: grandFX

thanks!

Are the 5-min Binaries not available going forward or is their disappearance just temporary?

registered on your website, there is some liquidity now. It looks quite cool.

hope you guys are working on a reiteration of the trading page.

Thanks for taking the time to reply Chris. Looks like i have some learning to do, this is bit more complex than the leveraged trading I'm used to on finex and kraken.

The interesting thing about options is that you can make money when the price isn't volatile unlike futures or margin trading.

and site looks really cool. I will be funding my new account shortly and make some trades.

Hello! I try to open position order buy 0.0024, but i can't
how much is needed to open a position?

Okay, spread bets suck.

There's also been complaints by other people about not getting paid put options that hit the strike. And that's because the Coinut index actually has 8 decimals.

So spread options suck and if you're closing a binary option position it would be recommended to close the position instead of buying the corresponding hedge. You have to pay an extra fee by buying the corresponding hedge and the extra fee is probably not worth it for the chance that it'll land on the strike.

Also as a customer I think it would be beneficial to show more decimals on the index.

btw ive got 1st batch.. and im addicted to ur game and make some deposited..
may i know can i join this batch again.

can user who join on batch one be accepted on batch two again?

Okay, so that other post was because I thought Bitstamp was down. But actually you don't include Bitstamp in your index calculations because of a high spread. And this makes a lot of sense.

So from this I see that Coinbase would be a good candidate to make the index more robust. Coinbase has low spreads and high liquidity.

Also from playing around on the 10 minute options. I've realized that a spread of 0.06 means that including fees you could do a spread bet of 10% risk to get 200% return. So more of a 5% fee.

Actually redoing the math. Occasionally you lose 0.1 contracts sometimes you win 1 contract. So that's 10%. If you think the range is tight enough you could try doing a spread bet.

Though the spread is usually more than 0.06, including fee it might be 0.15. Obviously the market maker takes into account spread bets, but this is just a low risk strategy for a gambler.

Okay so that's spread bets. Been thinking about them because of all the close calls on 5 minute options. Also over the last 3 days I've paid 0.4 BTC in fees. Seriously needs some incentives for people who do high volume for fee discounts. Bitfinex, Kraken, and okcoin have similar programs.

Okay, so that other post was because I thought Bitstamp was down. But actually you don't include Bitstamp in your index calculations because of a high spread. And this makes a lot of sense.

So from this I see that Coinbase would be a good candidate to make the index more robust. Coinbase has low spreads and high liquidity.

Also from playing around on the 10 minute options. I've realized that a spread of 0.06 means that including fees you could do a spread bet of 10% risk to get 200% return. So more of a 5% fee.

Actually redoing the math. Occasionally you lose 0.1 contracts sometimes you win 1 contract. So that's 10%. If you think the range is tight enough you could try doing a spread bet.

Though the spread is usually more than 0.06, including fee it might be 0.15. Obviously the market maker takes into account spread bets, but this is just a low risk strategy for a gambler.

Okay so that's spread bets. Been thinking about them because of all the close calls on 5 minute options. Also over the last 3 days I've paid 0.4 BTC in fees. Seriously needs some incentives for people who do high volume for fee discounts. Bitfinex, Kraken, and okcoin have similar programs.