las ventajas del trading de futuros es que puedes asegurar el valor a largo plazo sobre un activo. lo que si debes estudiar son las fechas de vencimientos 

Al parecer el link no funciona del todo, tendré que buscarlo jajja, diría que el valor de esta tecnología se encuentra en en la cantidad de usos los cuales podemos darle, desde hacer transferencias a lo largo y basto del planeta, pasando por comprar bienes y servicios hasta guardar cualquier información, realizar votaciones con total transparencia y lo más importante.. quitarle el poder a las entidades bancarias centralizadas de cada país, esto ultimo es imprescindible y una de las características más atractivas de la misma. Las posibilidades son prácticamente infinitas, en este ultimo año hemos podido observar como los gobiernos van cediendo cada vez más mientras que algunos lo sancionan, de cualquier manera la evolución del ser humano es inevitable e imparable.

Hola, Gran artículo, te felicito son muy buenos los puntos de vista que supiste desenvolver, el gran hecho de la importancia de esta tecnología es inmensa ya que está marcando un antes y un después  en nuestro mundo, en el futuro la mayoría de cosas serán en base a la Blockchain, ya lo verán.

Abro este hilo para centrar un poco las noticias que se publican sobre Bitcoin si es de vuestro agrado.
Cualquier información nueva en español esta bienvenida ya que no es muy fácil encontrarla sin rebuscar bastante en foros, blogs o aticulos de prensa.

Excelente articulo, aunque ciertas dudas surgieron al observarlo, como que el titulo del articulo debería ser: Cual es el valor intrínseco de las criptomonedas con respecto a las monedas fiduciarias?., por lo siguiente, desde mi punto de vista el valor de la tecnología blockchain no debería ser comparado con las criptomonedas, a pesar de que esta ultima es la columna vertebral del bitcoin y de las altcoin, pero si deberíamos analizar el valor de la tecnología blockchain como algo comparado con la revolución industrial o la creación de la red global mas grande del mundo como el Internet, ya que actualmente se están desarrollando aplicaciones basadas en la tecnología blockchain que no tienen que ver con las criptomonedas, desarrollos que nos harán dar un salto tecnológico muy grande.

Personalmente estimo que deberíamos tener presente la diferencia entre lo que son las criptomonedas y que comprende la tecnología blockchain, ya que puede existir una blockchain usada para el almacenamiento de datos de X empresa sin necesidad de que exista una criptomoneda asociada a esa blockchain, pero no existirá una criptomoneda que no este basada en la tecnología blockchain.

Las empresas tecnológicas están en desacuerdo con la blockchain por que representa los principios de igualdad en el manejo de datos. No es secreto para nadie que nuestra información personal y nuestros gustos e intereses se venden sin nuestro consentimiento. Tu artículo es un buen resumen introductorio a la tecnología blockchain y sus nodos.

La tecnología blockchain es muy eficiente en todos los aspectos económicos del intercambio de valor. La analogía de los activos digitales limitados solo puede causar aumentos exponenciales a lo largo del ciclo de asentamiento cognitivo.

Solo hace falta el hábito de comercio masivo con criptomonedas para que la blockchain tenga éxito en el mundo globalizado. En unos diez años estemos preparados para más de una sorpresa con la blockchain.

I’ve had a ridiculous experience with Bitmex, both fun and depressing, but I think I’m finally getting a grip on it, so I wanted to share some things I’ve learned. For clarity, when I first started using Bitmex, I lost about 3 BTC over the course of a month because I had no idea what I was doing and I’m an idiot. Since then however, I’ve taken .06 BTC and I’m currently at 2.7 BTC from Bitmex alone in a few weeks. It has the potential to make you rich, but also super broke. Do not take it lightly.

If you've never used Bitmex before, you can read my original newbie guide on how to start using Bitmex here: https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/84stai/bitmex_for_dummies_leveraged_trading_longshorts/

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1. Maker vs Taker: I wasted SO much money on fees originally before I knew about this. Market buying/selling means you pay a fee and based on the last point that is very expensive. If you set limit orders and choose the "post-only" option, you will only place an order if it doesn't execute immediately. If the price hits your mark, you'll actually receive fees rather than paying them. While that seems super small, as mentioned when working with high leverages it adds up a LOT. Fees are based on leverage, so if you’re cross or 100x, you’d literally pay 7.5% just to open an order. At 100k contracts, this is nearly .01 BTC.
2. Cross Leverage: Far left on the leverage slider. This is 100x leverage, but it uses your entire wallet balance as margin. If you have 1 BTC and you open a position worth .1 BTC, on normal 100x leverage, your liquidation would be ~$60 away from your entry price. With Cross, you have .9 BTC as margin, meaning your liquidation would be about $600 away from your entry. Nearly everybody uses this because it helps guard against those fluctuations where you have the right call, but you got liquidated right before. It does mean you can lose 300% or 700% of your money though, so be warned, use stop losses.
3. Funding: In the bottom left of Bitmex, there’s a “Funding Rate”. Every now and then, this will get ridiculously high (i.e. if everyone is longing, and no one is shorting) and play a massive part in the landscape. If the fee is positive and you have a long open, you will pay that fee every 8 hours. If you have a short open in that situation, you get paid that fee. On 100k contracts and a .2 fee, this is .02 BTC, which isn’t bad at all. More importantly beyond the fee though is the pump/dump around it. In the case of a positive .2 fee, the price on Bitmex will tank ~30 minutes before funding (because everyone is closing their longs to avoid the fee) and the second that funding goes through it will skyrocket. Often times it’s worth it to pay the fee just for the price bump afterwards, but I’d honestly recommend just having no position if there’s a massive funding fee coming up.
4. DCA and Small loss vs Big one: There’s two schools of thought to a losing trade. You can dollar cost average, meaning, if I enter long at $9500 and it goes down, I can add more at $9400 to get my entry to $9450. This sometimes works beautifully if you truly believe it goes up. However, the flipside to that is that you add at $9400 and it then goes to $9200. That’s nearly a 300% loss. Adding at stoploss at let’s say $9430 would have lost you 80% instead. But there are times where your stop loss triggers and it shoots up right after. You need to make a decision in these situations how you’re going to handle it. I’ve done days where I make .2 BTC four days in a row and feel great, but then lose 1 BTC all because of one bad trade I refused to get out of and it’s all nullified.
5. Wait for entry and pre-set orders: Bitmex swings HARD. If Bitfinex has a $100 candle, Bitmex may have a $200 candle, solely because of overloaded blocking people from new orders meaning only orders on the books before the big candle are counted. Never, ever, ever, try to catch a candle. By the time your order goes through, it’s too late and you’ll likely be stuck with a terrible entry as it’s about to retrace. Additionally, use this to your advantage. If you expect a $100 pump, put your take profit close at $170 above, or a take profit earlier and then open a short at $170 above with expectations for a retrace. Even outside these large pumps, jumping into a wave is almost always a bad idea. If you miss an entry, just be patient. Missed profit is better than losing money.
6.Signals: You should learn how to do your own TA, but there’s also lots of Twitter guys/Discord groups that provide signals. One thing you’ll find is they never agree on anything. Don’t trust any single person because every single one will brag about how much money they’re making, but they can and will be wrong. Use them as guidelines, but not gospel