To play contracts, one must understand the difference between leverage in the crypto world and real leverage.
In cryptocurrency contract trading, two types of 'leverage' are usually mentioned: 1. Nominal leverage set by the trading platform (Nominal Leverage) • Definition: This is the maximum leverage multiple that trading platforms (such as Binance, OKEx, etc.) allow users to choose, usually displayed on the trading interface, such as 5x, 10x, 50x, 100x, or even 125x. • Function: It determines the nominal value of the position you can theoretically open with a certain margin. • Formula: Nominal Leverage = \frac{Nominal Value of Position}{Required Initial Margin} • Characteristics: • This is a fixed, preset, optional maximum multiple.
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Traders' (institutions) views and predictions on the current market conditions
BTC options OI (30d sma) has reached a new historical high! It has reached a scale of 563,242 BTC. In the last cycle, the derivatives market was mainly dominated by perpetual/futures contracts, and the weight of the options market was not large. However, this cycle is different; more institutions, while holding BTC spot, will use the unique leverage properties of options for hedging, arbitrage, selling volatility, buying protection, and so on. For example, in the past, risks could only be avoided by selling spot; now, buying puts can achieve the same purpose, which also significantly reduces the selling pressure on the spot market.
Therefore, the direction of the option market premium represents the traders' (especially institutions) predictions and attitudes towards the current market conditions, which is very valuable for reference. Figures 2-3 show the flow of options premiums (net buying/net selling) for the three key strike prices of 85,000, 90,000, and 92,000.
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The core logic is to disguise as a smart wallet, relying on high-interest deposits + referral rebates in a Ponzi scheme to raise money, with no actual profit support, relying on new funds to pay old returns.
It claims to be a multifunctional smart wallet, where depositing coins can enjoy high static returns (such as daily fixed rebates), and stable profits can also be obtained through "arbitrage" (buying low and selling high across platforms to earn the difference), confusing investors.
It sets up a multi-layered new user reward mechanism, allowing commissions for referring others to deposit, quickly attracting global users, covering over 100 countries and regions at its peak.
There are no real arbitrage businesses; returns rely entirely on new investors' funds. Once the fund pool breaks, the platform collapses directly, core members abscond with funds, involving an amount exceeding 40 billion yuan, and all virtual currencies deposited by a massive number of investors are completely unrecoverable.
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Bought 500 $BEAT at the beginning of October, and not a single one has been sold to date.
Why did I buy it back then? To be honest, what attracted me at first was the 'DJ Dance' IP. 600 million historical users, 2.2 billion dollars in revenue, with this level of Web2 IP going on-chain, it should theoretically be the standard script of 'high opening low going harvesting'. But after carefully examining the token economic model, I found that #BEAT is quite different from other old IP on-chain projects: ✅ Single currency model (not dual currency harvesting) ✅ Low initial circulation (not high FDV airdrop dump) ✅ Real user base (5 million on-chain users, not artificially inflated)