Could somebody explain what bitcoin inverse future contracts are and how they work?

Many thanks.

Dear Team,

I see potential in the idea and I like the idea of information sharing.

The idea and the solution isn't of course the most complex and therefore promotion, brand awareness, the general opinion and people talking  about it among each other could be of even more importance in increasing value of the potential of the initiative.

For before mentioned reasoning it could be an idea to create positive promotion with a project to connect underpaid and under connected professionals in third world countries with customers from areas with higher potential who are willing to pay for it. For example a simple idea might be to connect teachers in more rural areas with with students from the bigger cities for exam trainings.

When promoted well it could lead to publicity on internet, television, radio etc. which will lead to people talking about experty what will lead to potentially more customers

Goodluck guys!

Dear Members,

As somebody that is working on the idea of creating rigs and join the proces of mining cryptocurrency (not only bitcoins) there is something of the whole idea that I dont like, probably I am not looking from the right angle or I have a wrong perspective. I really hope somebody is willing to elaborate his share of thoughts about it. If I havent posted this thread in the right subforum just let me know and I will change it.

Mining cryptocurrency is something that can be done by everbody on this planet that have money and some technical resources and /or knowledge. We are already passed the early adapter stage and it is now just a mather of 'deploying brute force". It is a red sea, sharks fighting with each other for market share. The more resources you have, the better you can compete. Why would it be interesting to join the cryptocurrency mining proces with just a budget of arround 20.000$?

The easy answer would be that it is possible to go for the short term profit. What am I missing in the big picture?