Still not sure. 1. when should buy/sell 2. How long can you hold a contract 3. What happens if you open a position and the end of the month comes? Can I set limit orders?
This is crypto bro. These markets are 24/7 this isn’t the stock market. Another thing. If your risk management isn’t up to par. Your pain will be magnified 24/7
Travis, thank you for taking the time. I’m still confused. I’ll have to study it a bit more, but I’m very interested in learning futures. You offer the best value out of all the channels out there in terms of platform use and education.
We're always happy to help! We'll be releasing a new Future Forecast tomorrow to go more in depth with this tutorial! Thank you so much for your kind words!
Thank you for this video, could you please do another video on how to place the orders, see how you choose the contract, placed limit and stop limit etc.
@Trade Confident this is a great video, but as a new trader, I'm left with one question. When I want to start a long or a short with a stop loss, is it actually 2 separate trades that get entered? Is there any way that you could make a follow up video on Coinbase where you actually place a trade with a stop loss?
Hey there, great question! A trade consists of an entry and an exit, so its more like the second part of a trade! We don't actively trade futures so we may have to put that request on the backburner, but we will let you know if that changes! Here's a link from Coinbase with a full description: www.coinbase.com/learn/advanced-trading/order-types
Stop limit is for setting a "floor" (or "ceiling") to define a range of max loss (or gains). You can always manually complete the transaction before the price crosses the stop limit price set. The stop limit is to execute a trade automatically when you are AFK.
14:05 Ohhhhh but if you want to set a price where your long position sells to complete the transaction, you add a "sell" order using the "stop limit". Buy/Long stop limits are how you set the "loss floor" so you can limit your risk and make sure you don't get cleaned out by a flash crash.
Beginner here. Quick question… How can I close my position on the weekend while the market is closed? Coinbase won’t give me the option to “close position”
@@TradeConfident I don't understand this either, CB doesn't show an active chart but says "Futures markets are closed, but orders can be queued. Trading resumes in 1 day, 18 hours, 32 minutes" so i assume you close out your contract every Friday/weekend?
Was going to ask about the date and you answered! Thank you so much! Not just taught us you explained the risk of leverage. Appreciate it! Question is can they take Bitcoin or cash from your regular Coinbase account if you use leverage?
Thanks for watching! From Coinbase directly: "If at any point in time you don’t have the required funds in your Coinbase Financial Markets (CFM) futures account and/or your Coinbase Inc. (CBI) spot account to meet the margin requirements to maintain your futures positions, we may automatically liquidate some or all of your futures positions. We will first cancel open spot and futures orders and then liquidate open futures positions in the CFM futures account to satisfy margin requirements."
Can you explain more of how trading futures work? I don't understand it works entirely. So let's say you bet its going down, and BTC tanks by 10%, can you just exit right away? Or do you have to wait until the end of the day for the final result to be determined? What does 6pm to 5pm mean? Like you can buy and sell freely during that time and its like spot trading? Please clarify.
Thank you very much. I have the in-dept knowledge about leverage trading but coinbase is a bit different with this, you answered all the questions i had
We use Coinbase Futures mainly because we spot trade on Coinbase as well, and it makes things easier to have everything in one place. I'm not sure how their fees compare to other exchanges.
I follow every steps and it really helps. Thanks so much, but I don’t see the option to trade short or long with others coinbase rather than ETH, LTC,BTC and BCH
I'm glad to hear that! Good luck in your trades! Unfortunately they don't offer much currently, but they plan to add more futures contracts as time goes on :)
Hey. I love the video. Sorry if im not understanding this correctly but I have a question. Instead of adding a stop loss or limit for a short. Can i realize my p&l by going to positions and closing the position? Is that a way to complete trades or no?
Thanks so much! Apologies for the late reply. Yes, you can always choose to manually close your position. You would click over your open trade at the bottom and close it manually from there.
Bitcoin is pulling back before moving higher again so right now sounds like a perfect time to buy futures long on bitcoin to sell as soon as it Springs again.
Thank you so much brother, this video was great at giving a very precise tutorial on using futures trading on Coinbase. This was everything someone would need to know to get started.
you are the GOAT my guy. thank you very much. i have been searching for a tutorial on how to trade BTC futures for a long time, and now i feel like i can do it with just what i learned from this video alone. much appreciated boss.
Thanks so much! I'm happy we could help. If you have any further questions, please feel free to shoot us an email at BeTradeConfident@gmail.com. We're always happy to help!
Yes you can! It is called a TPSL order. Here's a link from Coinbase with more info on it: docs.cloud.coinbase.com/exchange/docs/fix-msg-oe-tpsl#:~:text=TPSL%20orders%20allow%20users%20to,closed%20with%20a%20limit%20order.
Great class, you talked about how to transfer money out (i.e. cash out) from the futures acct but did not address how the money gets into the futures acct.
No, you cannot directly change the expiration date on a futures contract on Coinbase; to effectively extend your position beyond the current expiration date, you need to "roll over" your contract by closing the expiring one and opening a new contract with a later expiration date, essentially transferring your position to a newer contract.
please show us how to place order when futures market is open, we need to see how you calculate margin, leverage. Coinbase doesn't have a paper account, how are we supposed to practice?
You pay the amount that you enter in with but you will have a higher amount that your trade is structured on due to leverage. This will affect the notional value.
Great tutorial! The only thing worth nothing is the difference between Stop Price and Limit Price when setting the stop limit for the BUY, i always get confused... thanks for the video!
When you buy spot you never have to sell because you're buying crypto. With futures, do you have to sell and expiration? And if that is the case, would it be better to buy spot if you're thinking about investing long term? (1-2 years) Thanks!
You should close your contracts before expiration. If you don’t it will settle to cash at expiration. It’s similar to options. You can also “roll” your futures contracts like option positions (for long term hold). This will trigger a taxable event however.
After watching this, I went to place a short sale future trade. I placed a 2 contract market sell order at $69,490 and it said filled. I set up a stop buy at $71,500 for my stop loss, and then a limit buy at 68,000 to take profit, and it filled! I canceled the stop loss afterwards. How do I know how much money I made? I can’t find an answer or tutorial ANYWHERE!
I'm sorry to hear that! I would recommend reaching out to Coinbase (or whichever broker you use!), we don't want to accidently provide wrong information!
@@TradeConfident it showed my PNL at around $29… does that low of a dollar value track with the amount of $ I put up originally? I thought I would’ve made more money, but it was only 2 contracts and price didn’t move that much so maybe not? Haha, guesses/predictions are fine I won’t hold you to whatever you may guess
I'm also curious to know how you realize gains. Don't you have to do that first before you transfer excess funds from your futures to your spot account?
i used futures for the first time today befor ei watched this video. i had no idea if i made anything lol but i made a couple thousand!!! had to wait that contract clearing period lol
I wanted to know if there is a way to review/calculate the profit/loss of a completed trade. The order history is missing the margin or leverage amount to determine this.
What you’ll do is calculate your starting balance in the account and then calculate any growth of loss in the account after the trade has been officially close
This is very confusing and something that I don’t feel Coinbase did a good job at. Basically, what you want to pay attention to is the “percent to liquidation” level they give you since this will show you how close you are to having the trade closed as a margin call.
The whole segment about the clearing time, does this automatically close your? like if i want to do long term swing trades and have a trade open for days or weeks at a time is this still possible?
The clearing time is just for trades that have been sold to give time for the cash to settle. If you want to hold for the long term for weeks the clearing time doesn’t apply to you from our understanding.
Thank you! This link from Coinbase should help: www.coinbase.com/learn/advanced-trading/managing-orders#:~:text=Just%20select%20the%20order%20and,that%20have%20already%20been%20filled.
Thank you for the great explanation. It's reassured my confidence in the platform and my abilities. Wish you the best with your growth, and continual success.
From our understanding, not financial advice - Contracts will settle on the contract end date and be to cash. If you want to continue holding you will want to reenter the position.
It's fascinating to observe a futures market fueled primarily by credit. It's a realm where two non-existent entities collide: credit, which represents money that doesn't yet exist, is poured into a future that is also non-existent.
I'm not quite sure what you mean, could you send us an email at BeTradeConfident@gmail.com so we can ask some clarifying questions? We look forward to hearing back!
I don't understand how futures can stop trading on weekends if cryptocurrency is 24/7? I mean could I still close a position on the weekend if left open?
while crypto is 24/7, the futures markets are not. Rather than buying and selling crypto directly, you are technically buying and selling the rights to purchase crypto at a certain price at a certain time. You can technically trade Sunday-Friday, but we recommend only sticking to weekdays.
when shorting (just to be sure) to setup a stop loss - I go to STOP LIMIT and set the STOP and LIMIT to the same value? You don't allude to that in the video which is why I'm asking.
What's the point in buying a contract if it the profit amount/multiplier is the same as buying Spot BTC? I don't understand the UPSIDE, only that I'm now more exposed.
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Thank you, I wish you would have waited to the trading was live. Please do another one and go through it live.
Can you actually show yourself trading from start to finish on futures?
forreal
I’ve been waiting for a decent tutorial on this (I know the one guys video you’re talking about). Glad there’s something more comprehensive. Thanks.
Still not sure. 1. when should buy/sell 2. How long can you hold a contract 3. What happens if you open a position and the end of the month comes? Can I set limit orders?
1 up to u. 2 indefinitely 3 nothing 4 yes
it says will close the position for you if you leave it open until expiration, no choice. Youre saying this isnt the case?@@Brandon-nr8fn
@@Brandon-nr8fn 2- Contracts do have an expiration date. 3- the contract closes
@user-dg6vw7et7f I don't think there are futures contracts on coinbase yet.
This is crypto bro.
These markets are 24/7 this isn’t the stock market.
Another thing. If your risk management isn’t up to par.
Your pain will be magnified 24/7
Great video it shows you really care about the people watching and teaching people risk management.
Can you setup a take profit and a stop limit on the same contracts? Seems like you can only protect yourself if don't plan to take profit
Travis, thank you for taking the time. I’m still confused. I’ll have to study it a bit more, but I’m very interested in learning futures. You offer the best value out of all the channels out there in terms of platform use and education.
We're always happy to help! We'll be releasing a new Future Forecast tomorrow to go more in depth with this tutorial! Thank you so much for your kind words!
Thank you for this video, could you please do another video on how to place the orders, see how you choose the contract, placed limit and stop limit etc.
No problem! I will recommendation along!
@Trade Confident this is a great video, but as a new trader, I'm left with one question. When I want to start a long or a short with a stop loss, is it actually 2 separate trades that get entered? Is there any way that you could make a follow up video on Coinbase where you actually place a trade with a stop loss?
Hey there, great question! A trade consists of an entry and an exit, so its more like the second part of a trade! We don't actively trade futures so we may have to put that request on the backburner, but we will let you know if that changes!
Here's a link from Coinbase with a full description: www.coinbase.com/learn/advanced-trading/order-types
Does Coinbase have a practice futures trading interface like think or swim had for TD ameritrade ?
Not that I'm aware of, but you can do it in TradingView!
So in order to stop a long trade you need to set a stop limit? Or can you just cancel the order at any set time?
Stop limit is for setting a "floor" (or "ceiling") to define a range of max loss (or gains). You can always manually complete the transaction before the price crosses the stop limit price set. The stop limit is to execute a trade automatically when you are AFK.
14:05 Ohhhhh but if you want to set a price where your long position sells to complete the transaction, you add a "sell" order using the "stop limit". Buy/Long stop limits are how you set the "loss floor" so you can limit your risk and make sure you don't get cleaned out by a flash crash.
@@LuigiMordelAlaume do you know why coinbase charges you to put in a stop limit order?
Some times it says 0.36 others it’s like $56.00???
Coinbase allows you to place both a stop-limit order and a take-profit order simultaneously.?
Yes! It's very useful!
Beginner here. Quick question…
How can I close my position on the weekend while the market is closed? Coinbase won’t give me the option to “close position”
Futures market should be open during trading hours on the weekend, except observed holidays!
@@TradeConfident I don't understand this either, CB doesn't show an active chart but says "Futures markets are closed, but orders can be queued. Trading resumes in 1 day, 18 hours, 32 minutes" so i assume you close out your contract every Friday/weekend?
if your oder is 50% filled can you cancel it and it still count has profit?
Is this only available on a coinbase "Pro" Paid account or the regular coinbase????
To my understanding you can use a regular coinbase account, but I would recommend verifying that before taking any trades!
Was going to ask about the date and you answered! Thank you so much! Not just taught us you explained the risk of leverage. Appreciate it! Question is can they take Bitcoin or cash from your regular Coinbase account if you use leverage?
Thanks for watching! From Coinbase directly:
"If at any point in time you don’t have the required funds in your Coinbase Financial Markets (CFM) futures account and/or your Coinbase Inc. (CBI) spot account to meet the margin requirements to maintain your futures positions, we may automatically liquidate some or all of your futures positions. We will first cancel open spot and futures orders and then liquidate open futures positions in the CFM futures account to satisfy margin requirements."
Do you place the stop loss after you have already placed the order? While it’s active?
Yes!
Can you explain more of how trading futures work? I don't understand it works entirely. So let's say you bet its going down, and BTC tanks by 10%, can you just exit right away? Or do you have to wait until the end of the day for the final result to be determined? What does 6pm to 5pm mean? Like you can buy and sell freely during that time and its like spot trading? Please clarify.
U can exit right away. You don't have to wait until expiration
Thank you very much. I have the in-dept knowledge about leverage trading but coinbase is a bit different with this, you answered all the questions i had
Always happy to help!
How do the fees compare to CME micro bitcoin futures? What's the advantage of CB given they are both limited hours?
We use Coinbase Futures mainly because we spot trade on Coinbase as well, and it makes things easier to have everything in one place. I'm not sure how their fees compare to other exchanges.
This is the most clearest explanation how to do long and short. Thanks bud!
Thanks so much!
I follow every steps and it really helps. Thanks so much, but I don’t see the option to trade short or long with others coinbase rather than ETH, LTC,BTC and BCH
I'm glad to hear that! Good luck in your trades! Unfortunately they don't offer much currently, but they plan to add more futures contracts as time goes on :)
Hey. I love the video. Sorry if im not understanding this correctly but I have a question. Instead of adding a stop loss or limit for a short. Can i realize my p&l by going to positions and closing the position? Is that a way to complete trades or no?
Thanks so much! Apologies for the late reply. Yes, you can always choose to manually close your position. You would click over your open trade at the bottom and close it manually from there.
Bitcoin is pulling back before moving higher again so right now sounds like a perfect time to buy futures long on bitcoin to sell as soon as it Springs again.
Great video, I’m still confused with shorting/BTC. I wish I can see it done
The Perfect Class, thank you ! This video was amazing to follow! Great work 👍🏽
Thanks so much! Happy to help!
Hey man great video. Best on this topic. Made the notes! I know this is risky but I am eager to learn and possibly add this to my repertoire.
Much appreciated! Good luck in your trades!
Is there a profit/loss calculator you recommend for trading futures?
Your profit and loss should show on your trading page!
Thank you so much brother, this video was great at giving a very precise tutorial on using futures trading on Coinbase. This was everything someone would need to know to get started.
I'm so glad it helped! Shoot us an email at BeTradeConfident@gmail.com if you have any questions!
I was looking how to put a stop loss in coinbase and this video had all the answers
I'm so glad it could help!
Is that only available on the desk top version???
You cannot place new trades on the mobile app, but I believe you can close or cancel current trades!
you are the GOAT my guy. thank you very much. i have been searching for a tutorial on how to trade BTC futures for a long time, and now i feel like i can do it with just what i learned from this video alone. much appreciated boss.
Thanks so much! I'm happy we could help. If you have any further questions, please feel free to shoot us an email at BeTradeConfident@gmail.com. We're always happy to help!
Just so I'm hearing you correct I can set both limit and stop limits orders on my long position that I have already open?
Yes you can! It is called a TPSL order. Here's a link from Coinbase with more info on it: docs.cloud.coinbase.com/exchange/docs/fix-msg-oe-tpsl#:~:text=TPSL%20orders%20allow%20users%20to,closed%20with%20a%20limit%20order.
This is definitely one of the best videos explaining trading Futures. Thank you tremendously.
Much appreciated! Happy to help!
Can you set both a TP/SL order on coinbase futuree?
You can set them individually, but not at the same time.
Great class, you talked about how to transfer money out (i.e. cash out) from the futures acct but did not address how the money gets into the futures acct.
Thanks so much!
So we can’t change the expiration date on future contracts ?
No, you cannot directly change the expiration date on a futures contract on Coinbase; to effectively extend your position beyond the current expiration date, you need to "roll over" your contract by closing the expiring one and opening a new contract with a later expiration date, essentially transferring your position to a newer contract.
also, how do I realize gains on a short position without using a buy stop or buy limit order? do you just sell?
In a short position You have to buy in order to realize the p&l
please show us how to place order when futures market is open, we need to see how you calculate margin, leverage. Coinbase doesn't have a paper account, how are we supposed to practice?
You can use TradingView to practice paper trading!
Thank you so much for the information. I'm new to crypto and got interested in this side
Happy to help!
do pay the Notional Value? if so how does it work.
You pay the amount that you enter in with but you will have a higher amount that your trade is structured on due to leverage. This will affect the notional value.
Great tutorial! The only thing worth nothing is the difference between Stop Price and Limit Price when setting the stop limit for the BUY, i always get confused... thanks for the video!
Thanks so much! We appreciate the feedback!
I would love to know how to close or stop a trade on the advantage or the futuristic manually
Shoot us an email at BeTradeConfident@gmail.com and we will do our best to help out!
what if the trade is open during the break? can you close the trade during the break?
You can not. The break doesn’t allow any trading until the break is over at 3pm PT
@@TradeConfident That is important to know. thanks
When you buy spot you never have to sell because you're buying crypto. With futures, do you have to sell and expiration? And if that is the case, would it be better to buy spot if you're thinking about investing long term? (1-2 years)
Thanks!
You should close your contracts before expiration. If you don’t it will settle to cash at expiration. It’s similar to options. You can also “roll” your futures contracts like option positions (for long term hold). This will trigger a taxable event however.
After watching this, I went to place a short sale future trade. I placed a 2 contract market sell order at $69,490 and it said filled.
I set up a stop buy at $71,500 for my stop loss, and then a limit buy at 68,000 to take profit, and it filled!
I canceled the stop loss afterwards. How do I know how much money I made? I can’t find an answer or tutorial ANYWHERE!
I'm sorry to hear that! I would recommend reaching out to Coinbase (or whichever broker you use!), we don't want to accidently provide wrong information!
@@TradeConfident it showed my PNL at around $29… does that low of a dollar value track with the amount of $ I put up originally? I thought I would’ve made more money, but it was only 2 contracts and price didn’t move that much so maybe not? Haha, guesses/predictions are fine I won’t hold you to whatever you may guess
@@Jack-bv7lhsoo my question is how much money i need to start trading?
can I just close position after make a profit with the sell short? or do I have to buy long after the profit with sell short?
You can close after you place a short, you don’t have to open a long!
when do i close my future investments with coin base?
Whenever you are happy with the profit levels!
Do you perform dollar cost averaging for spot trades?
Yes, this our risk management strategy is built on risk management!
I'm also curious to know how you realize gains. Don't you have to do that first before you transfer excess funds from your futures to your spot account?
i used futures for the first time today befor ei watched this video. i had no idea if i made anything lol but i made a couple thousand!!! had to wait that contract clearing period
lol
Congrats on the win, that's awesome!
how do you know when to buy or sell to close your position
When you are comfortable with the amount of profit you've made!
Thank you for explaining everything so simply. You have a new subscriber
Thanks so much! We look forward to trading with you!
what ticker for coinbase futures..is it BTCUSD or BTCUSD.????
You want to use BTC but use the top contract that most recent contract it shows you.
@@TradeConfident thank you my question was wrong, what ticker in tradingview to choose, for coinbase futures
amazing video, learned and took alot of notes haha. deserved a sub
Thanks so much, I'm happy you found value in it! We look forward to trading with you!
Thank you! I am shocked that there aren't more videos on this ... especially from Coinbase.
Gracias Amigo muy buena explicacion. Felicidades.
¡De nada!
So holding positions over the weekend is dangerous? Mine currently says I cant trade for 2 days.
He still makes videos occasionally!
Do you buy with dollars or crypto as collateral?
We use USD for all trades!
Thank you so much for this. I'll be dipping my toes in the water and watching this video again. You did a really awesome job!
Always happy to help, thanks so much! Shoot us an email at BeTradeConfident@gmail.com if you have any questions!
Excellent explanation. Thank you. Amazing video, definitely.
Much appreciated! Good luck in your trades!
I wanted to know if there is a way to review/calculate the profit/loss of a completed trade. The order history is missing the margin or leverage amount to determine this.
What you’ll do is calculate your starting balance in the account and then calculate any growth of loss in the account after the trade has been officially close
Soo my question is how much money i need to start trading? Can I start with $50 ?
I am very confused about the liquidation buffer calculations they show. How do you estimate liquidation price from the numbers they present?
This is very confusing and something that I don’t feel Coinbase did a good job at. Basically, what you want to pay attention to is the “percent to liquidation” level they give you since this will show you how close you are to having the trade closed as a margin call.
Will my limit to sell order be fulfilled when the market is closed on the weekend?
Unfortunately, these orders only close out while markets are open!
The whole segment about the clearing time, does this automatically close your? like if i want to do long term swing trades and have a trade open for days or weeks at a time is this still possible?
The clearing time is just for trades that have been sold to give time for the cash to settle. If you want to hold for the long term for weeks the clearing time doesn’t apply to you from our understanding.
Beautiful tutorial,how do you cancel or edit an order on the futures trading,the orders have been filled but does'nt allow me to do any action. T
Thank you! This link from Coinbase should help: www.coinbase.com/learn/advanced-trading/managing-orders#:~:text=Just%20select%20the%20order%20and,that%20have%20already%20been%20filled.
does this charting platform have renko bricks, 15 second and 30 second charts?
We don't personally use Renko bricks. TradingView does have 15-30 second charts on their paid plans!
Thank you for the great explanation. It's reassured my confidence in the platform and my abilities. Wish you the best with your growth, and continual success.
Happy to help, thank you for the kind words!
Is there any interest to short crypto?
Nope! Just leverage and margin requirements you want to be aware of.
How to roll over our contract on expiry date because what if I want to keep my trade open longer than a month?
From our understanding, not financial advice - Contracts will settle on the contract end date and be to cash. If you want to continue holding you will want to reenter the position.
We can only trade future btc and etf on coinbase ??
Or many different coin can make future trade ?
Btc and eth
It's fascinating to observe a futures market fueled primarily by credit. It's a realm where two non-existent entities collide: credit, which represents money that doesn't yet exist, is poured into a future that is also non-existent.
That's an interesting observation, I agree!
can you transfer from spot to futures acct or only futures to spot
I believe you can transfer funds between all Coinbase accounts, but I would double check with Coinbase support first :)
Can you get margin call on futures trading if I do not click stop loss button?
Yes, you can! Be careful when using leverage!
Can you do video on the strategy or strategies you use?
Absolutely! We post videos every weekday, subscribe and we'll keep you updated!
Is there a trading view chart that’s in sync with this Coinbase futures chart? Thx
At this time, I don't believe there are Coinbase Futures listed on TradingView. The regular Spot charts should get you pretty close though!
What's the deal with expiration dates ?
Expiration dates let you know when a contract expires! If you are in profit once the expiration date hits, you've won the trade!
So in the video you did not talk about how to liquidate positions. Sort of important?
The question is where do you type the price on STOP PRICE or LIMIT PRICE...?
I'm not quite sure what you mean, could you send us an email at BeTradeConfident@gmail.com so we can ask some clarifying questions? We look forward to hearing back!
Wao!
I've never seen a bill this big before! This is insane! Congratulations!
Teach me, master! 😉
Haha thanks for watching! We post every weekday!
Can you do this without leverage?
We have spot trading strategy as well! Check out some of our other videos or email us at BeTradeConfident@gmail.com and we can help out!
I don't understand how futures can stop trading on weekends if cryptocurrency is 24/7?
I mean could I still close a position on the weekend if left open?
while crypto is 24/7, the futures markets are not. Rather than buying and selling crypto directly, you are technically buying and selling the rights to purchase crypto at a certain price at a certain time. You can technically trade Sunday-Friday, but we recommend only sticking to weekdays.
Can you do all this on your phone?
I believe so, yes.
How much money i need for start trading ?
We typically recommend starting with around $1000, but we've seen traders start with less!
@@TradeConfident can I start with $100
Can you do a short update now that’s available on the mobile version? Don’t need all the technicals but going about interface would be nice
I've sent this request up the chain!
Can you trade eth/usd as leberage?
Yes you can!
How can you transfer from to spot to futures ?
I don't believe you can transfer an active trade, but make sure to double check with Coinbase support first!
when shorting (just to be sure) to setup a stop loss - I go to STOP LIMIT and set the STOP and LIMIT to the same value? You don't allude to that in the video which is why I'm asking.
Yes, this is how we do it!
What's the point in buying a contract if it the profit amount/multiplier is the same as buying Spot BTC? I don't understand the UPSIDE, only that I'm now more exposed.
A major upside is the ability to short trade!
Terrific master class on Crypto futures... will give what your taught it a try.
Thanks so much!
why does it say futures is a view only market for me and cant place any order?
Are u using mobile?? Have to be on desktop version
no on desktop. it says join waitlist that i can't join @@worthygainz6367
13:20 great insight, thank you
Happy to help! Thanks for watching!
great video I just learn something new.
I'm glad to hear that!
Great video but can you make another one on just buy and sell ty
We have tons of videos on regular spot trading!
Is this available for us citizens?
Yes it is!
can you explain about liquidation too?
Shoot us your questions at betradeconfident@gmail.com and we can help you out!
How to get to this screen? I have a spot account but how to open futures account?
Here's a link for Coinbase Futures: www.coinbase.com/advanced-trade/crypto-futures
Thank you so much for the great information.
Happy to help, thanks for watching!
Is futures available for US residents
Yes it is!
Good God! I hope they are paying you... After SEVERAL people have attempted to teach this, I finally understand. Thank you!
Haha I wish! I'm happy we could help! Feel free to shoot us an email at BeTradeConfident@gmail.com if you have any questions!