Can anyone find the google maps location of Jinxin's Bitcoin mining factory in Changcheng, China?

Actually, its a Bit more technical than that. Derivatives may very well be the savior of Bitcoin countless businesses that deal with Bitcoin. The reason why the financial crash happened was because the "derivatives" were deriving their value from toxic assets, like homes where the leasers could not pay their mortgage payments. I strongly suggest you all read a book or two on the subject because its something everyone should know. Bitcoin is not a toxic asset. Bitcoin is the most revolutionary invention in financial history. However, most people right now don't recognize its value and its liquidity is stunted. The value has been dropping steadily which has caused many insinuations (especially miners) to close their doors. Derivatives work stabilize the underlying because it can be used as a tool to make the price more predictable. In a few weeks we will be launching our OTC trading platform for institutional clients and those with large BTC holdings. The platform will be able to support spot trading as well as the ability to write and buy derivatives contracts (American options and futures to start). Currently, the nascent derivatives market is still developing and sophisticated financial contracts like American options have not been successfully introduced into the system. This is because investors don't know the appropriate premium to sell and buy these BTC contracts for; they cannot quantify its value. What Alt-Options has done is develop its own algorithms for in-house pricing of these contracts free of charge to all clients. Using our pricing model, clients can price their contracts appropriately and sell them on the open market. For example, a client can write a call option on their BTC position with the right to buy BTC at $300 dollars anytime before the contract’s expiration date in 1 month. Not only will the writer collect a premium from selling this contract on the open market, they will also lock in the value of their BTC holdings to protect against price fluctuations. The writer knows that if the market price of BTC goes above $300, the buyer will most likely execute the contract because the contract’s strike price is below market value. This insures that the price of sold Bitcoins will never fall below $300 for the contract writer. If the price of BTC falls below $300 and the market price doesn’t rise above the contract’s strike price before the contract’s expiration, then the contract will be worthless for the buyer but the writer will still have collected the premium when the contract was first traded. This is just one example but here are many different strategies that can be employed to generate extra revenue/create insurance policies to protect your underlying BTC.

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