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    [Daily Discussion] Thursday, December 03, 2020

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    [Altcoin Discussion] Thursday, December 03, 2020

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    Selling Calls on LedgerX?

    Posted: 03 Dec 2020 06:54 AM PST

    Before I do something moronic, I'm hoping to get some feedback on selling covered calls on LedgerX. I am not an options expert by any means so I want to make sure I'm not missing something. As of today, with BTC at roughly $19,400, it appears one can sell 100 June 2021 $25,000 calls (= 1BTC) for roughly $5,000. As such, one can generate a bit over 25% on the current price of BTC in six months (or 50% a year if similar conditions exists six months from now to repeat the trade).

    If I understand this correctly, the main potential downside is if BTC would rise to say $30,000 by June and at that point I'm forced to sell my BTC at the $25K strike price but in that case I would still realize an additional 27% in the underlying BTC appreciation (although my gain is capped there). If BTC falls in price I've still earned that initial premium and still own my BTC.

    LedgerX is regulated and insured so there seems to be pretty solid reasons not to believe they're going to go bust and disappear with my BTC in the interim but I realize there's always that risk. Am I missing anything else?

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