With the recent introduction of CBOE and CME Bitcoin futures to allow institutional traders some exposure to Bitcoin, Quedex looks to be the cryptocurrency counterpart, offering Bitcoin futures and options on a Bitcoin-centric platform. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article Quedex is different because traditional Bitcoin derivatives are products for those that want to be insulated from Bitcoin on a regulated fiat exchange. One big difference is that while traders are at a permanent risk when in a short CME future position, Quedex short sellers will never get margin called if they are fully collateralized, since the platform operates 24/7.
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Bitcoin futures and options are two interesting investment vehicles. Both expose people to Bitcoin price volatility without them even having to own the world’s leading cryptocurrency. It is an interesting take on things which seems to work quite well for mainstream investors. Quedex wants to get its share of the pie in this regard. This new platform warrants a closer look, although one always needs to do their own research before using such a service. An Overview of the Quedex Platform No one can deny Bitcoin futures are pretty interesting to take note of. They let anyone in the world “gamble”
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