Bitcoin CME Futures Volume Dropped — Did Institutions Jump Ship?

Bitcoin CME Futures Volume Dropped — Did Institutions Jump Ship?

From cointelegraph.com

Over the past two years Bitcoin (BTC) futures trading on CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) has grown in importance for institutional investors. However, a popular misconception among traders is to attribute an unwarranted amount of importance to futures market activity and its impact of spot prices. It is important to highlight that despite trading under the BTC ticker, CME futures are financially-settled and therefore does not involve the actual exchange of Bitcoins. Lately, the topic of open interest on Bitcoin options has been an extremely popular topic of discussion in crypto media and crypto Twitter but from ... (full story)

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TudorIoan

Mar 15, 2020 5:49am

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From investing perspective, bitcoin it's obviously just a wild card.

Of course is time to jump ship for the professionals

Only crypto imbeciles clap like penguines when they win the bitcoin lottery and think they were smart to bet on that

Those crypto sick imbeciles can't make difference from investing and gambling

Not-KPMG

Mar 15, 2020 4:19am

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Futures are disgusting crookery.

Good

Not-KPMG

Mar 15, 2020 4:21am

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Chart.
See all pages.

Plenty info and liars busting 😱😱👍

https://www.cryptocraft.com/showthread.php?p=12775153#post12775153

Not-KPMG

Mar 15, 2020 8:14am

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Fun fact 😱🙉🙉

Wow the price of bitcoin moves fast!
Today, February 29, 2020, one bitcoin is worth $8,600.
Last February 29, you could buy a bitcoin for $400.
😱😱😱👏👏🍻