I've found some interesting info here: https://www.ethnews.com/cryptocurrency-derivatives-are-here"Crypto-based derivatives, like their fiat counterparts, are designed to reduce an investor’s risk. However, like in fiat, derivatives can also be used solely as a mechanism for profit. Derivatives are essentially contracts between two or more parties. Derivatives are based on the underlying value of an asset, index, or other entity. Derivatives are a natural fit for cryptocurrencies for three main reasons." Good job! |
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Crypto derivatives as financial guarantees boost up investment attractiveness, and hence the demand for the underlying asset and its price. It means there is a potential growth of the global demand for cryptocurrency and market liquidity. Given the limited resource and expected emission of “digital gold”, these factors can increase the price and, at the same time, reduce its volatility. This will make cryptocurrency even more attractive for long-term investments.
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A derivative is a financial security with a value that is reliant upon or derived from an underlying cryptocurrency!!
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Our Advisor Rinat Arslanov took part in CoinDesk's Consensus in New York City, the most prestigious technology summit. It's crucial to be in the crypto community and catch the big ideas for our FuturesCoin platform developing.
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Singapore Airlines has launched its own airline loyalty digital wallet that uses blockchain technology https://ctlgr.com/6wwx |
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New trading platform named Futurecoin has been introduced with much more derivatives having 2 new components 1. Web version 2. Mobile application.
Stay tuned!! |
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I also want to try how it works! When you plan to release a fully operational app?
Till the end of this summer we will launch it! |
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Crypto derivatives and lending allow for many neat tricks, including the synthesis of exposures that stay stable in a fiat currency!
Let’s be smart!! Back to basics. Refresh your understanding of cryptocurrency prices https://ctlgr.com/6wvj |
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Crypto derivatives and lending allow for many neat tricks, including the synthesis of exposures that stay stable in a fiat currency!
Let’s be smart!! |
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Crypto lending markets are already popular and will only grow. They can serve similar purposes as derivatives, with some benefits as well as costs!
A potential benefit of using borrowed crypto to enter positions, rather than relying on derivatives, is you can drop the dependency on an external oracle. You make actual trades in the physical crypto — with all the attendant custody risks, of course — rather than having to rely on an off-chain oracle to deliver prices reliably, and a smart contract to correctly settle the outcomes. |
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Crypto derivatives and lending allow for many neat tricks, including the synthesis of exposures that stay stable in a fiat currency!
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Crypto lending markets are already popular and will only grow. They can serve similar purposes as derivatives, with some benefits as well as costs!
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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!! |
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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)) |
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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. 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. |
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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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ICO will only survive if SEC will make laws for its regulation because now it is indeed a huge risk to invest in it, some coins even can dump to 99% of it ICO price ). I personally prefer ICO EOT (EON Protocol for dgames), I think such a project has broad perspectives in the gaming industry in future.
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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. |
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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!
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Bitcoin (BTC) has split off from other top cryptos and shows more resilience in holding on to gains won in the major upswing that started last week Read here: https://ctlgr.com/6wu8 |
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