Oil's been a hot topic in global politics recently.
Anyone got suggestions for oil-related tokens or coins worth investing in?
Looking for oil tokens or coins to invest in
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alex.shardLegendary
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#2Jul 9, 2025, 01:12 PM
None is available for now, but you can trade oil derivative products of Brent and WTI on exchanges. Be careful of trading derivatives because of high leverage.
There is no direct exposure but there are decentralised platforms like Hyperliquid (but there are more) where there are oil derivatives traded and those platforms have tokens so technically speaking more interest in trading oil derivatives on-chain will bring more volumes on those platforms and as a result, more public interest to those tokens.
But that is just a theory, always have to keep in mind many aspects such as VCs or early buyers dumping their bags on you.
alex.shardLegendary
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#4Jul 9, 2025, 02:53 PM
Also it is good to know that he can also access them through the TradeFi if he does not want the derivatives.
But it is good to also know that the markets under TradeFi are closing just like the traditional market. In fact they are traditional markets on crypto exchanges.
But the ones under derivatives do not have closing time but there is low liquidity during closing hours and days.
Just go direct with the world market and trade oil into the brokers platform and don't associate it with any cryptocurrencies.
I agree, he should start looking for the tradfi that's available in his country. Because some of these countries are not allowing foreign tradfi's to operate on their jurisdictions.
Oil right now is not an investment, the price is volatile and whenever trump speaks oil moves. If you are investing, invest in bitcoin because it's undervalued right now and I doubt it will stay undervalued for long but then again NFA.
You should do your own research and decide from that but oil is definitely a no go if I were you unless you are trading.
ryanwizardSenior Member
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#7Jul 11, 2025, 09:32 AM
Before developing excessive interest to invest, try to also understand about the risk that may come along with such, things are far beyond what you may think of, to invest is the least and most easiest to do, while making profits is more demanding and at stake except we choose the right project or coin, i will advise you to DYOR and know both their cons and pros before choosing or make any decision.
Oil prices are actually more predictable than Bitcoin prices. Trump is more understandable than anonymous bitcoin-whales that drive the price.
The price of oil reflects real indicators of the global economy. The price of Bitcoin reflects only the mood of the masses and is, in fact, an overvalued asset.
It is not overvalued, currently the price is low and undervalued and far away from the last ATH which was just last year.
But I agree that oil prices are more predictable if you're a trader because you only watch out the indicators that are happening globally like for now specifically for WTI and Brent that you can closely monitor their prices with how US/Iran take actions and say words.
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