Diving into Tokenized Stock Futures

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GigaAtlasFull Member
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#1Jul 13, 2021, 06:21 PM
So, last week I gave tokenized stock futures a shot for the first time. Trading stocks like Tesla and Apple through my crypto account was a whole different vibe, but it was cool to see how my crypto skills fit into more traditional markets. I zeroed in on pairs like TSLA, AAPL, NVDA, and GOOGL, and I found that using tools like GetAgent really helped me keep track of my trades. It's a neat way to play around with a new trading style and test out how my crypto strategies might work in the stock world.
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laser_2011Full Member
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#2Jul 14, 2021, 02:51 AM
I have not used that so far but I read GetAgent is allowed in Bitget and used to identify market trends and also news that concerns crypto but I don't know how reliable it is with the news aspect because some news don't really have any impact on the market directly. So how do you relate it with the industry news or is there a particular indicator it uses to review incoming news on crypto?
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SilentYieldSenior Member
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#3Jul 14, 2021, 06:12 AM
I think you are using Bitget for your trading platform, basically it is interesting but still the same on the fundamentals of the asset being traded or if trading based on price movements to see potential profits. On the other hand stocks entering the crypto space with this tokenization, of course liquidity will be divided and enter the token representation of these companies, in progress this is very good because there are RWAs that can be traded on the other hand threatening liquidity in the crypto market.
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nickprotoFull Member
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#4Jul 14, 2021, 12:12 PM
Stock futures are pretty good when you go to them from crypto because they're not 24/7 markets and they're not as volatile. The S&P500 mainly goes up and even when it crashes it's still usually not dropped by much. This kinda informed me how much funding fees actually cost you when trading because once you move from trading Bitcoin to trading Stocks that only go up over that timeframe (and don't make as many bidirectional movements) it becomes obvious that exchange APR is pretty high and that's where most of your profit ends up going.
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cobr4404Full Member
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#5Jul 14, 2021, 01:19 PM
Well, now I know why you got a neutral trust. Anyway, I'm not trading on Bitget, but I know GetAgent as well. I'm in MEXC, and they also have the same tool as well. In fact, I just created an experiment where I used $100, and then I'll rely heavily on the AI agents, and I will enter on whatever price they will say to me. Also, I will follow their stop-loss, and take profit targets. It's kind of hard for me because there are times where I just want to exit early with my trades, but I realize that this might fix it, and it will make me more discipline. The trading volume of Tokenized Stocks on MEXC is kind of low that's why I don't want to trade it. I believe there are other platforms that might have higher trading volume where you can trade it there.
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0xR4v3nSenior Member
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#6Jul 14, 2021, 04:15 PM
How does it feel any different from trading regular stocks? Or do you mean its just different to trading crypto? Actually am curious, do the tokenized versions follow a particular market or orderbook? I mean, it has to be an exact copy of something right? Do they copy liquidity somewhere?
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w1z4rd100Senior Member
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#7Jul 14, 2021, 04:50 PM
I think it depends on the exchange, too. Last time I tried tokenised stocks was from FTX Exchange and it's almost the same with normal trading crypto. But I remember that time, it was only like SPOT Trading, you can't short those tokenised market in FTX Exchange (I can't remember anymore).
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paulyieldSenior Member
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#8Jul 14, 2021, 07:26 PM
Trading in crypto and stock is the same. You're just changing ticker but the technical analysis and chart never lie. Even without a trading tool if you're consistently making profit trading futures with crypto there's huge chance you just gonna do as well. It even applied to FOREX and GOLD trading. Nothing new here.
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0xR4v3nSenior Member
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#9Jul 16, 2021, 06:48 PM
No I get it, its exactly the same experience but talking about liquidity depth or even orderbooks, how does it work? Do tokens follow the supply on other exchanges 1:1? Or tokens are more liquid? If it has its own then you can imagine even price is very different. Should be even easier to get derivatives from tokens on the same exchange I thought, weird it only does spot.
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ericnovaSenior Member
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#10Jul 16, 2021, 09:16 PM
The advantages of tokenized stock futures over the stock market are obvious. Tokenized futures trading provides a trader with the opportunity to trade at any time and from anywhere in the world. If necessary, purchase not the entire campaign share, but only the necessary part of it.
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bengweiSenior Member
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#11Jul 16, 2021, 11:17 PM
‎Tokenized stock future are basically derived from tokenized stocks which in turn, tracks the price of a real world stock. ‎Tokenized stocks are also blockchain-based digital assets and only a few traders actually trade it, but with GetAgent and other AI tools, it has become quite easier and can be traded from anywhere in the world and at any given time as long as there is access to Internet and energy supply, but the foundational knowledge of trading both forex, crypto currencies is important, so as to understand the risk involved to a better degree and have the discipline to stay consistent with a working strategy.
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