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Does btcc make a daily mark-to-market of these contracts?
Of course, it is necessary in order to maintain the margin.I would say you should understand crypto correlation , this way you can invest in opposite directions.
For example: Altcoins within the same sector: Cryptocurrencies within the same sector or with similar use cases may exhibit correlations. For example, cryptocurrencies focused on decentralized finance (DeFi), such as Aave (AAVE), Compound (COMP), and Uniswap (UNI), have shown correlations with each other due to their involvement in similar aspects of the crypto ecosystem.
For example: Altcoins within the same sector: Cryptocurrencies within the same sector or with similar use cases may exhibit correlations. For example, cryptocurrencies focused on decentralized finance (DeFi), such as Aave (AAVE), Compound (COMP), and Uniswap (UNI), have shown correlations with each other due to their involvement in similar aspects of the crypto ecosystem.
One of the options for trading would be to make a mix of both daily and perpetual futures. Think about using perpetual contracts as a sort of hedge for your open positions in ordinary futures.
Crypto investing is definetly not for newbie but kudos to you for showing interest you never know you could be good at crypto investing depending on how you are doing it. I am an early adoptor of crypto I had btc in 2013. I do not think the asset will see its all time high ever again nor wiill altcoins, some are actually on the "brink of extinction" , I would say maybe start looking in investing in crypto as cfds its proven most ptofitable for me recently but the ball is in your caught [NFA]
In my opinion you asked a very good question. You need to be very careful when trading perpetual futures, because these do not have expiry dates. I suppose that this is something that you are not used to. A daily futures would be something more like a “traditional” futures.
It's great to hear that you're overcoming your fear of Bitcoin and online businesses. It's natural to have concerns and doubts when venturing into new territory, but by educating yourself and seeking guidance, you're taking important steps towards understanding and potentially benefiting from these opportunities.
Re: [ANN] QUPPY - Multicurrency cross-platform cryptowallet of your tomorrow
By the way, has anybody visited the recent Web Summit? As far as I know, Quppy had their stand there. I wonder, what did they show?
I wanted to get there, but couldn’t - family business always comes first.Bitcoin can completely exist without fiat. Moreover, in my opinion, fiat is hindering the development of bitcoin. The price of bitcoin depends on how much bitcoin is sold or bought. If there was no fiat, bitcoin would simply have been the world's main currency. There would be no such price spikes as it is now. Maybe I'm wrong.
Re: Riddles and Brain-Teasers for Bitcointalk Members (Newbies Members)
Can you please explain this quoted part of your post?
Oops! I had a cool hardware wallet. I thought there was only private keys stored? Well, yes, still firmware for performance.There are still garking wallets, they work online, these blockchain data is stored, they occupy a lot of space and work slowly.
Re: Riddles and Brain-Teasers for Bitcointalk Members (Newbies Members)
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John need a phrase of 24 words in the correct sequence. If the phrase is lost, then everything is useless! Without phrase, access does not restore. He can transfer money at his wallet as much as you like, but access to it will not receive it without a phrase. And vice versa, if someone found out the phrase John, he can control his wallet. Wash the cold key keeps only private keys in yourself, or am I mistaken?
Re: Discussion! Don't BUY FAKE! "wallet.dat" files with lost passwords.
I do not understand that a person is trying to sell? I can also sell the purse in which there really is Bitcoin. I'm ready to start the auction. The rate of 30K dollars. There are wishing to try your luck? What is my proposal is worse than what was offered here? It was a joke, but if someone wants to, I'm selling 
Re: Riddles and Brain-Teasers for Bitcointalk Members (Newbies Members)
In any case, I would seek the right answer from us on the forum. There are many experts! Thank! It was very interesting! Very waiting for new mysteries!
Re: Riddles and Brain-Teasers for Bitcointalk Members (Newbies Members)
Anna has purchased Bitcoin Cash by mistake. The site Bitcoin.com tried to trick people in the past by giving the real Bitcoin a wrong name on their site. They referred to it as Bitcoin Core. When you pressed on the buy button, the site would set up your purchase for Bitcoin Cash just like you can see on the screenshot. Bitcoin Cash gets automatically selected. People who purchase Bitcoin for the first time got tricked this way because they thought they were purchasing the real Bitcoin and not Bitcoin Cash which is an altcoin.
That's what happened to Anna. She now owns Bitcoin Cash that she accidently sent to her Bitcoin non-custodial wallet. Luckily for her, she has full control of the coins because her wallet allows her to see and extract private keys for its addresses. What does she need to do with the private key of the address the coins were sent to?
That's what happened to Anna. She now owns Bitcoin Cash that she accidently sent to her Bitcoin non-custodial wallet. Luckily for her, she has full control of the coins because her wallet allows her to see and extract private keys for its addresses. What does she need to do with the private key of the address the coins were sent to?
As I wrote earlier, she just can check the purse's balance on the site for example blockchain.com. And since she has a private key, it can at any time import a private key to any software wallet and she will see their coins there and will be able to send them where he wants.