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- How can I short bitcoin?
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Posted: 12 Jul 2020 03:32 AM PDT I am a Forex and Futures trader and I would like to get involved with trading bitcoin on the weekend when those markets are closed. It seems to me there isn't a good way to trade bitcoin. Coinbase seems to be the most reliable in that you are trading with actual fiat currency, but you can't short sell which is a huge problem for my strategy. You see, I don't actually believe in all of the hype of this market like 90% of other traders. Instead, I have a concrete trading strategy that makes me over 200% every month that scales well with the more capital that I have. Not being able to use more than 3 x leverage is a huge let down, as it means I have to put in more capital. Forex allows me to trade 50x leverage. That means I can actually day trade starting with only a few thousand. Also with forex you can trade both sides of the market. Coinbase you can only go long and thats it. I know about bitmex but its not regulated and you basically lose all of your money if they catch you from a restricted country. Not to mention, I don't like the idea of trading bitcoin..... with Bitcoin. [link] [comments] |
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