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By cryptomaga · Posted
With Bitcoin aiming for a new ATH, this staking might be the best option to maximum holding -
By CryptoSniper · Posted
Tbh, trading can be frustrating, I keep trying different strategy to perfect my trading skill but all seems to be in vain. Recently, I learnt we can use AI to predict the market to trade, so I decide to start asking AI to analyze when btc is overbought so I can look for short entry but this seems not to work against as most trade I enter end up hitting my SL. I know this is part of the learning process so I don’t risk too much but it hurt to lose fund especially when you are trying your best to make your first positive trade. Sometime, I just feel the market is totally against me and that further discourages me from futures trading. Recently, I got introduced to BTC staking on some platforms like BGBTC on bitget, Babylon chain, Solv protocol, Coredao etc but that doesn’t quench my hunger to understand BTC volatility since I will just stake my btc and earn apr. I want to understand how this volatility works so I can start making something from futures trading rather than just staking to earn apr. Also, I feel staking is for spot traders that intend to hold for a longer period and that doesn’t expose you to the market. I am not like most trader that prioritize profit over knowledge even when that is the final goal. -
By CryptoSniper · Posted
$ETH will surpass ATH this month and hit $7-8k next year
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Guest zds25
Can someone tell me how to predict losses if you are shorting options on the indices.
So yesterday I had a demo DAX trade as follows:-
Short Call Germany 30 @12220
stake size -49.75 options open price 20.3 close 48.71 so result up 28.41 points makes loss of 1,413.40 euros. (49.75 x 28.41 Understood).
But how do I calculate from the index?
The market price closed at 12,302.6 at a strike price of 12,220 makes a market move of 82.6 against me. How do I predict losses using the index. Normally with options I would simply deduct the opening premium from the market move (82.6-20.3) = 62.3 and multiply by the stake. - but this does not relate in this case. How can I relate the options price move of 28.41 points to the market move of 82.6 points from the strike price? Hope this makes sense.
can you assist?
thanks
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