Bitcoin is an investment in human freedom and the basic rights of the individual… time and time again it has been shown that progress towards such rights will never die but gain greater speed…
Hi, thanks for producing this useful article. I have a question. How is the qty of 'long' and 'short' positions determined in the graph 'CME Bitcoin Derivatives'? In a future, for each long position, there is a counterparty with the equivalent short position. By result, the qty of contracts with long positions equals the qty of short positions. So here I get stuck, but probably I am missing something here? Hopefully you can tell me how that distinction is determined. Thanks a lot!
Bitcoin is an investment in human freedom and the basic rights of the individual… time and time again it has been shown that progress towards such rights will never die but gain greater speed…
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Thank you for the visuals. That puts things on perspective for many. Is there a similar chart available somewhere for Ether?
When in doubt, zoom out!
Hi, thanks for producing this useful article. I have a question. How is the qty of 'long' and 'short' positions determined in the graph 'CME Bitcoin Derivatives'? In a future, for each long position, there is a counterparty with the equivalent short position. By result, the qty of contracts with long positions equals the qty of short positions. So here I get stuck, but probably I am missing something here? Hopefully you can tell me how that distinction is determined. Thanks a lot!