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What is the difference between bitcoin options and bitcoin futures?
The gap between bitcoin options and contracts is very large. Why do you say that? First of all, I believe everyone knows about the bitcoin contract. If you don't move, you will explode. That's true. The price of bitcoin fluctuates greatly. For the contract, if you don't have very strong risk control ability, it is inevitable to explode the position, including the time cost, and even many people stay up all night staring at the market. As the saying goes, you don't sleep when you charge, and you don't charge when you sleep. Not only that, the contract also needs to pay a deposit and a handling fee.

Bitcoin options are different. For example, Bitoffer's new bitcoin option has no margin, no handling fee and no short position. At the same time, the time cost is low, and the time periods are: 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 1 hour, and four time periods can be selected. Whether it is risk control or time cost, bitcoin options have obvious advantages.

Including returns, there is also a big gap. Take bitoffer's bitcoin option as an example. For example, the current price of Bitcoin is 10000 points. You think that Bitcoin will fall in the next 1 hour, so you put a 1 hour option and spent 5 USDT. As you expected, Bitcoin dropped by 1 000 points within 1 hour, and the system automatically settled within 1 hour. You will get a return of 1000 USDT, which is equivalent to 200 times of the principal.

Not only that, bitoffer's options have obvious advantages over other competitors. For example, JEX acquired by Bianca needs to pay a high deposit and handling fee with a minimum cycle of one week, which obviously does not conform to the trend of the times and is destined to be abandoned by the market.