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ERROR: type should be string, got "https://preview.redd.it/fl5e0q7i3cc41.jpg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=445485d722839a9adc1ae13db4c965b0ae3e67b7\nFounded by HDR Global Trading Limited (which in turn was founded by former bankers Arthur Hayes, Samuel Reed and Ben Delo) in 2014, BitMEX is a trading platform operating around the world and registered in the Seychelles.\nMeaning Bitcoin Mercantile Exchange, BitMEX is one of the largest Bitcoin trading platforms currently operating, with a daily trading volume of over 35,000 BTC and over 540,000 accesses monthly and a trading history of over $34 billion worth of Bitcoin since its inception.\n​\nhttps://preview.redd.it/coenpm4k3cc41.jpg?width=808&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8832dcafa5bd615b511bbeb6118ef43d73ed785e\nUnlike many other trading exchanges, BitMEX only accepts deposits through Bitcoin, which can then be used to purchase a variety of other cryptocurrencies. BitMEX specialises in sophisticated financial operations such as margin trading, which is trading with leverage. Like many of the exchanges that operate through cryptocurrencies, BitMEX is currently unregulated in any jurisdiction.\nVisit BitMEX\nHow to Sign Up to BitMEX\nIn order to create an account on BitMEX, users first have to register with the website. Registration only requires an email address, the email address must be a genuine address as users will receive an email to confirm registration in order to verify the account. Once users are registered, there are no trading limits. Traders must be at least 18 years of age to sign up.\nhttps://preview.redd.it/0v13qoil3cc41.jpg?width=808&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e6134bc089c4e352dce10d754dc84ff11a4c7994\nHowever, it should be noted that BitMEX does not accept any US-based traders and will use IP checks to verify that users are not in the US. While some US users have bypassed this with the use of a VPN, it is not recommended that US individuals sign up to the BitMEX service, especially given the fact that alternative exchanges are available to service US customers that function within the US legal framework.\nHow to Use BitMEX\nBitMEX allows users to trade cryptocurrencies against a number of fiat currencies, namely the US Dollar, the Japanese Yen and the Chinese Yuan. BitMEX allows users to trade a number of different cryptocurrencies, namely Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dash, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Litecoin, Monero, Ripple, Tezos and Zcash.\nThe trading platform on BitMEX is very intuitive and easy to use for those familiar with similar markets. However, it is not for the beginner. The interface does look a little dated when compared to newer exchanges like Binance and Kucoin’s.\nOnce users have signed up to the platform, they should click on Trade, and all the trading instruments will be displayed beneath.\nClicking on the particular instrument opens the orderbook, recent trades, and the order slip on the left. The order book shows three columns – the bid value for the underlying asset, the quantity of the order, and the total USD value of all orders, both short and long.\nThe widgets on the trading platform can be changed according to the user’s viewing preferences, allowing users to have full control on what is displayed. It also has a built in feature that provides for TradingView charting. This offers a wide range of charting tool and is considered to be an improvement on many of the offering available from many of its competitors.\nhttps://preview.redd.it/fabg1nxo3cc41.jpg?width=808&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6d939889c3eac15ab1e78ec37a8ccd13fc5e0573\nOnce trades are made, all orders can be easily viewed in the trading platform interface. There are tabs where users can select their Active Orders, see the Stops that are in place, check the Orders Filled (total or partially) and the trade history. On the Active Orders and Stops tabs, traders can cancel any order, by clicking the “Cancel” button. Users also see all currently open positions, with an analysis if it is in the black or red.\nBitMEX uses a method called auto-deleveraging which BitMEX uses to ensure that liquidated positions are able to be closed even in a volatile market. Auto-deleveraging means that if a position bankrupts without available liquidity, the positive side of the position deleverages, in order of profitability and leverage, the highest leveraged position first in queue. Traders are always shown where they sit in the auto-deleveraging queue, if such is needed.\nAlthough the BitMEX platform is optimized for mobile, it only has an Android app (which is not official). There is no iOS app available at present. However, it is recommended that users use it on the desktop if possible.\nBitMEX offers a variety of order types for users:\nLimit Order (the order is fulfilled if the given price is achieved);\nMarket Order (the order is executed at current market price);\nStop Limit Order (like a stop order, but allows users to set the price of the Order once the Stop Price is triggered);\nStop Market Order (this is a stop order that does not enter the order book, remain unseen until the market reaches the trigger);\nTrailing Stop Order (it is similar to a Stop Market order, but here users set a trailing value that is used to place the market order);\nTake Profit Limit Order (this can be used, similarly to a Stop Order, to set a target price on a position. In this case, it is in respect of making gains, rather than cutting losses);\nTake Profit Market Order (same as the previous type, but in this case, the order triggered will be a market order, and not a limit one)\nThe exchange offers margin trading in all of the cryptocurrencies displayed on the website. It also offers to trade with futures and derivatives – swaps.\nFutures and Swaps\nA futures contract is an agreement to buy or sell a given asset in the future at a predetermined price. On BitMEX, users can leverage up to 100x on certain contracts.\nPerpetual swaps are similar to futures, except that there is no expiry date for them and no settlement. Additionally, they trade close to the underlying reference Index Price, unlike futures, which may diverge substantially from the Index Price.\nBitMEX also offers Binary series contracts, which are prediction-based contracts which can only settle at either 0 or 100. In essence, the Binary series contracts are a more complicated way of making a bet on a given event.\nThe only Binary series betting instrument currently available is related to the next 1mb block on the Bitcoin blockchain. Binary series contracts are traded with no leverage, a 0% maker fee, a 0.25% taker fee and 0.25% settlement fee.\nBitmex Leverage\nBitMEX allows its traders to leverage their position on the platform. Leverage is the ability to place orders that are bigger than the users’ existing balance. This could lead to a higher profit in comparison when placing an order with only the wallet balance. Trading in such conditions is called “Margin Trading.”\nThere are two types of Margin Trading: Isolated and Cross-Margin. The former allows the user to select the amount of money in their wallet that should be used to hold their position after an order is placed. However, the latter provides that all of the money in the users’ wallet can be used to hold their position, and therefore should be treated with extreme caution.\nhttps://preview.redd.it/eg4qk9qr3cc41.jpg?width=808&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c3ca8cdf654330ce53e8138d774e72155acf0e7e\nThe BitMEX platform allows users to set their leverage level by using the leverage slider. A maximum leverage of 1:100 is available (on Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash). This is quite a high level of leverage for cryptocurrencies, with the average offered by other exchanges rarely exceeding 1:20.\nBitMEX Fees\nFor traditional futures trading, BitMEX has a straightforward fee schedule. As noted, in terms of leverage offered, BitMEX offers up to 100% leverage, with the amount off leverage varying from product to product.\nHowever, it should be noted that trading at the highest leverages is sophisticated and is intended for professional investors that are familiar with speculative trading. The fees and leverage are as follows:\nhttps://preview.redd.it/wvhiepht3cc41.jpg?width=730&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0617eb894c13d3870211a01d51af98561907cb99\n​\nhttps://preview.redd.it/qhi8izcu3cc41.jpg?width=730&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=09da4efe1de4214b0b5b9c7501aba5320e846b4c\nHowever, there are additional fees for hidden / iceberg orders. A hidden order pays the taker fee until the entire hidden quantity is completely executed. Then, the order will become normal, and the user will receive the maker rebate for the non-hidden amount.\nDeposits and Withdrawals\nBitMEX does not charge fees on deposits or withdrawals. However, when withdrawing Bitcoin, the minimum Network fee is based on blockchain load. The only costs therefore are those of the banks or the cryptocurrency networks.\nAs noted previously, BitMEX only accepts deposits in Bitcoin and therefore Bitcoin serves as collateral on trading contracts, regardless of whether or not the trade involves Bitcoin.\nThe minimum deposit is 0.001 BTC. There are no limits on withdrawals, but withdrawals can also be in Bitcoin only. To make a withdrawal, all that users need to do is insert the amount to withdraw and the wallet address to complete the transfer.\nhttps://preview.redd.it/xj1kbuew3cc41.jpg?width=808&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=68056f2247001c63e89c880cfbb75b2f3616e8fe\nDeposits can be made 24/7 but withdrawals are processed by hand at a recurring time once per day. The hand processed withdrawals are intended to increase the security levels of users’ funds by providing extra time (and email notice) to cancel any fraudulent withdrawal requests, as well as bypassing the use of automated systems & hot wallets which may be more prone to compromise.\nSupported Currencies\nBitMEX operates as a crypto to crypto exchange and makes use of a Bitcoin-in/Bitcoin-out structure. Therefore, platform users are currently unable to use fiat currencies for any payments or transfers, however, a plus side of this is that there are no limits for trading and the exchange incorporates trading pairs linked to the US Dollar (XBT), Japanese Yen (XBJ), and Chinese Yuan (XBC).\nBitMEX supports the following cryptocurrencies:\nBitcoin (XBT)\nBitcoin Cash (BCH)\nEthereum (ETH)\nEthereum Classic (ETC)\nLitecoin (LTC)\nRipple Token (XRP)\nMonero (XMR)\nDash (DASH)\nZcash (ZEC)\nCardano (ADA)\nTron (TRX)\nEOS Token (EOS)\nBitMEX also offers leverage options on the following coins:\n5x: Zcash (ZEC)\n20x : Ripple (XRP),Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Cardano (ADA), EOS Token (EOS), Tron (TRX)\n25x: Monero (XMR)\n33x: Litecoin (LTC)\n50x: Ethereum (ETH)\n100x: Bitcoin (XBT), Bitcoin / Yen (XBJ), Bitcoin / Yuan (XBC)\nTrading Technologies International Partnership\nHDR Global Trading, the company which owns BitMEX, has recently announced a partnership with Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT), a leading international high-performance trading software provider.\nThe TT platform is designed specifically for professional traders, brokers, and market-access providers, and incorporates a wide variety of trading tools and analytical indicators that allow even the most advanced traders to customize the software to suit their unique trading styles. The TT platform also provides traders with global market access and trade execution through its privately managed infrastructure and the partnership will see BitMEX users gaining access to the trading tools on all BitMEX products, including the popular XBT/USD Perpetual Swap pairing.\nhttps://preview.redd.it/qcqunaby3cc41.png?width=672&format=png&auto=webp&s=b77b45ac2b44a9af30a4985e3d9dbafc9bbdb77c\nThe BitMEX Insurance Fund\nThe ability to trade on leverage is one of the exchange’s main selling points and offering leverage and providing the opportunity for traders to trade against each other may result in a situation where the winners do not receive all of their expected profits. As a result of the amounts of leverage involved, it’s possible that the losers may not have enough margin in their positions to pay the winners.\nTraditional exchanges like the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) offset this problem by utilizing multiple layers of protection and cryptocurrency trading platforms offering leverage cannot currently match the levels of protection provided to winning traders.\nIn addition, cryptocurrency exchanges offering leveraged trades propose a capped downside and unlimited upside on a highly volatile asset with the caveat being that on occasion, there may not be enough funds in the system to pay out the winners.\nTo help solve this problem, BitMEX has developed an insurance fund system, and when a trader has an open leveraged position, their position is forcefully closed or liquidated when their maintenance margin is too low.\nHere, a trader’s profit and loss does not reflect the actual price their position was closed on the market, and with BitMEX when a trader is liquidated, their equity associated with the position drops down to zero.\nIn the following example, the trader has taken a 100x long position. In the event that the mark price of Bitcoin falls to $3,980 (by 0.5%), then the position gets liquidated with the 100 Bitcoin position needing to be sold on the market.\nThis means that it does not matter what price this trade executes at, namely if it’s $3,995 or $3,000, as from the view of the liquidated trader, regardless of the price, they lose all the equity they had in their position, and lose the entire one Bitcoin.\nhttps://preview.redd.it/wel3rka04cc41.png?width=669&format=png&auto=webp&s=3f93dac2d3b40aa842d281384113d2e26f25947e\nAssuming there is a fully liquid market, the bid/ask spread should be tighter than the maintenance margin. Here, liquidations manifest as contributions to the insurance fund (e.g. if the maintenance margin is 50bps, but the market is 1bp wide), and the insurance fund should rise by close to the same amount as the maintenance margin when a position is liquidated. In this scenario, as long as healthy liquid markets persist, the insurance fund should continue its steady growth.\nThe following graphs further illustrate the example, and in the first chart, market conditions are healthy with a narrow bid/ask spread (just $2) at the time of liquidation. Here, the closing trade occurs at a higher price than the bankruptcy price (the price where the margin balance is zero) and the insurance fund benefits.\nIllustrative example of an insurance contribution – Long 100x with 1 BTC collateral\nhttps://preview.redd.it/is89ep924cc41.png?width=699&format=png&auto=webp&s=f0419c68fe88703e594c121b5b742c963c7e2229\n(Note: The above illustration is based on opening a 100x long position at $4,000 per BTC and 1 Bitcoin of collateral. The illustration is an oversimplification and ignores factors such as fees and other adjustments.\nThe bid and offer prices represent the state of the order book at the time of liquidation. The closing trade price is $3,978, representing $1 of slippage compared to the $3,979 bid price at the time of liquidation.)\nThe second chart shows a wide bid/ask spread at the time of liquidation, here, the closing trade takes place at a lower price than the bankruptcy price, and the insurance fund is used to make sure that winning traders receive their expected profits.\nThis works to stabilize the potential for returns as there is no guarantee that healthy market conditions can continue, especially during periods of heightened price volatility. During these periods, it’s actually possible that the insurance fund can be used up than it is built up.\nIllustrative example of an insurance depletion – Long 100x with 1 BTC collateral\nhttps://preview.redd.it/vb4mj3n54cc41.png?width=707&format=png&auto=webp&s=0c63b7c99ae1c114d8e3b947fb490e9144dfe61b\n(Notes: The above illustration is based on opening a 100x long position at $4,000 per BTC and 1 Bitcoin of collateral. The illustration is an oversimplification and ignores factors such as fees and other adjustments.\nThe bid and offer prices represent the state of the order book at the time of liquidation. The closing trade price is $3,800, representing $20 of slippage compared to the $3,820 bid price at the time of liquidation.)\nThe exchange declared in February 2019, that the BitMEX insurance fund retained close to 21,000 Bitcoin (around $70 million based on Bitcoin spot prices at the time).\nThis figure represents just 0.007% of BitMEX’s notional annual trading volume, which has been quoted as being approximately $1 trillion. This is higher than the insurance funds as a proportion of trading volume of the CME, and therefore, winning traders on BitMEX are exposed to much larger risks than CME traders as:\nBitMEX does not have clearing members with large balance sheets and traders are directly exposed to each other.\nBitMEX does not demand payments from traders with negative account balances.\nThe underlying instruments on BitMEX are more volatile than the more traditional instruments available on CME.\nTherefore, with the insurance fund remaining capitalized, the system effectively with participants who get liquidated paying for liquidations, or a losers pay for losers mechanism.\nThis system may appear controversial as first, though some may argue that there is a degree of uniformity to it. It’s also worth noting that the exchange also makes use of Auto Deleveraging which means that on occasion, leveraged positions in profit can still be reduced during certain time periods if a liquidated order cannot be executed in the market.\nMore adventurous traders should note that while the insurance fund holds 21,000 Bitcoin, worth approximately 0.1% of the total Bitcoin supply, BitMEX still doesn’t offer the same level of guarantees to winning traders that are provided by more traditional leveraged trading platforms.\nGiven the inherent volatility of the cryptocurrency market, there remains some possibility that the fund gets drained down to zero despite its current size. This may result in more successful traders lacking confidence in the platform and choosing to limit their exposure in the event of BitMEX being unable to compensate winning traders.\nHow suitable is BitMEX for Beginners?\nBitMEX generates high Bitcoin trading levels, and also attracts good levels of volume across other crypto-to-crypto transfers. This helps to maintain a buzz around the exchange, and BitMEX also employs relatively low trading fees, and is available round the world (except to US inhabitants).\nThis helps to attract the attention of people new to the process of trading on leverage and when getting started on the platform there are 5 main navigation Tabs to get used to:\n**Trade:**The trading dashboard of BitMEX. This tab allows you to select your preferred trading instrument, and choose leverage, as well as place and cancel orders. You can also see your position information and view key information in the contract details.\n**Account:**Here, all your account information is displayed including available Bitcoin margin balances, deposits and withdrawals, and trade history.\n**Contracts:**This tab covers further instrument information including funding history, contract sizes; leverage offered expiry, underlying reference Price Index data, and other key features.\n**References:**This resource centre allows you to learn about futures, perpetual contracts, position marking, and liquidation.\n**API:**From here you can set up an API connection with BitMEX, and utilize the REST API and WebSocket API.\nBitMEX also employs 24/7 customer support and the team can also be contacted on their Twitter and Reddit accounts.\nIn addition, BitMEX provides a variety of educational resources including an FAQ section, Futures guides, Perpetual Contracts guides, and further resources in the “References” account tab.\nFor users looking for more in depth analysis, the BitMEX blog produces high level descriptions of a number of subjects and has garnered a good reputation among the cryptocurrency community.\nMost importantly, the exchange also maintains a testnet platform, built on top of testnet Bitcoin, which allows anyone to try out programs and strategies before moving on to the live exchange.\nThis is crucial as despite the wealth of resources available, BitMEX is not really suitable for beginners, and margin trading, futures contracts and swaps are best left to experienced, professional or institutional traders.\nMargin trading and choosing to engage in leveraged activity are risky processes and even more advanced traders can describe the process as a high risk and high reward “game”. New entrants to the sector should spend a considerable amount of time learning about margin trading and testing out strategies before considering whether to open a live account.\nIs BitMEX Safe?\nBitMEX is widely considered to have strong levels of security. The platform uses multi-signature deposits and withdrawal schemes which can only be used by BitMEX partners. BitMEX also utilises Amazon Web Services to protect the servers with text messages and two-factor authentication, as well as hardware tokens.\nBitMEX also has a system for risk checks, which requires that the sum of all account holdings on the website must be zero. If it’s not, all trading is immediately halted. As noted previously, withdrawals are all individually hand-checked by employees, and private keys are never stored in the cloud. Deposit addresses are externally verified to make sure that they contain matching keys. If they do not, there is an immediate system shutdown.\nhttps://preview.redd.it/t04qs3484cc41.jpg?width=808&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a3b106cbc9116713dcdd5e908c00b555fd704ee6\nIn addition, the BitMEX trading platform is written in kdb+, a database and toolset popular amongst major banks in high frequency trading applications. The BitMEX engine appears to be faster and more reliable than some of its competitors, such as Poloniex and Bittrex.\nThey have email notifications, and PGP encryption is used for all communication.\nThe exchange hasn’t been hacked in the past.\nHow Secure is the platform?\nAs previously mentioned, BitMEX is considered to be a safe exchange and incorporates a number of security protocols that are becoming standard among the sector’s leading exchanges. In addition to making use of Amazon Web Services’ cloud security, all the exchange’s systems can only be accessed after passing through multiple forms of authentication, and individual systems are only able to communicate with each other across approved and monitored channels.\nCommunication is also further secured as the exchange provides optional PGP encryption for all automated emails, and users can insert their PGP public key into the form inside their accounts.\nOnce set up, BitMEX will encrypt and sign all the automated emails sent by you or to your account by the [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) email address. Users can also initiate secure conversations with the support team by using the email address and public key on the Technical Contact, and the team have made their automated system’s PGP key available for verification in their Security Section.\nThe platform’s trading engine is written in kdb+, a database and toolset used by leading financial institutions in high-frequency trading applications, and the speed and reliability of the engine is also used to perform a full risk check after every order placement, trade, settlement, deposit, and withdrawal.\nAll accounts in the system must consistently sum to zero, and if this does not happen then trading on the platform is immediately halted for all users.\nWith regards to wallet security, BitMEX makes use of a multisignature deposit and withdrawal scheme, and all exchange addresses are multisignature by default with all storage being kept offline. Private keys are not stored on any cloud servers and deep cold storage is used for the majority of funds.\nFurthermore, all deposit addresses sent by the BitMEX system are verified by an external service that works to ensure that they contain the keys controlled by the founders, and in the event that the public keys differ, the system is immediately shut down and trading halted. The exchange’s security practices also see that every withdrawal is audited by hand by a minimum of two employees before being sent out.\nBitMEX Customer Support\nThe trading platform has a 24/7 support on multiple channels, including email, ticket systems and social media. The typical response time from the customer support team is about one hour, and feedback on the customer support generally suggest that the customer service responses are helpful and are not restricted to automated responses.\nhttps://preview.redd.it/8k81zl0a4cc41.jpg?width=808&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e30e5b7ca93d2931f49e2dc84025f2fda386eab1\nThe BitMEX also offers a knowledge base and FAQs which, although they are not necessarily always helpful, may assist and direct users towards the necessary channels to obtain assistance.\nBitMEX also offers trading guides which can be accessed here\n​\nConclusion\nThere would appear to be few complaints online about BitMEX, with most issues relating to technical matters or about the complexities of using the website. Older complaints also appeared to include issues relating to low liquidity, but this no longer appears to be an issue.\nBitMEX is clearly not a platform that is not intended for the amateur investor. The interface is complex and therefore it can be very difficult for users to get used to the platform and to even navigate the website.\nHowever, the platform does provide a wide range of tools and once users have experience of the platform they will appreciate the wide range of information that the platform provides.\nVisit BitMEX\nsubmitted by bitmex_register to u/bitmex_register [link] [comments]\nMy contribution to focused feedback Exploration, need help with more ideas.\nSo in preparation for focused feedback Exploration I've written down some stuff I wanna see being added to the game. And I'd like some more ideas since I'm currently stuck!\nHeres what I've got so far:\nNew ship\nThis is my personal wish\nLarge utilitarian looking exploration ship made for one thing, EXPLORATION. And No, I don't want to use the Anaconda. It would have a \"shuttle bay\" kinda like the SLF bay but the shuttles instead of having weapons the shuttle could carry an SRV. This so you could safely shuttle down to a planet with an SRV (on a high G planet forexample) leaving your 'mothership' in orbit safe from any faceplants followed by an explosion with the planets surface.\nQuality of life\nBeing able to mark a spot on a planet by coordinates so you can home in on it instead of flying around the planet like a buffoon trying to match the coordiantes.\nPlot Custom route; Being able to define a route you wanna travel along with the sytems you wanna visit instead of bookmarking every system you wanna jump to.\nBookmark folder; Have the option to create folders for your bookmarks so you can sort various bookmarks categorically. Like \"Systems discovered by me\", \"Material farm bookmarks\", \"Cool stuff folder\", \"I like turtles folder\" and so on.\nStellar Phenomena and Objects\nNeutron stars: Some sort of visual difference or different interaction with a players ship when getting to close. Putting a distinct difference between Pulsars, Non-pulsating Neutron Stars and Magnetars\nNeutron star/White Dwarf feeding on its binary companion. nom nom.\nBlack hole: Accretion disk formed either by the black hole feeding on gas (inside a Nebula?) or on a companion star.\nMicroquasar: Black hole feeding on its companion star making a smaller version of a quasar, accretion disk and jets. (400-500% FSD jump boost?, shouldn’t make to much of a difference since they are very rare.) And yes there are some in our galaxy.\nAuroa: Who wouldn’t like stumbling upon a really nice looking planetary system while exploring where some of the planets have a beautiful light show, imagine the aurora on a pulsar planet!\nCoronal mass ejection (CME): Seeing bits of a star being blasted into space, its cool. (scoopable?). Bigger CMEs which are ACTUALLY fly throught space, they can be stupendously huge in real life, imagine 2 trillion tons of superheated plasma approaching you at ludicrous speed.\nComet: with a tail once it gets close to a star. Landing on a comet would be cool aswell like Philae.\nMeteors and Meteorites: Having a rock burn up in the atmosphere of a planet would (Wishfull thinking about atmo landing) or impacting the surface a planet would be cool, plus there are already Metallic Meteorites on planets and moons.\nProtoplanetary disk (and ionized protoplanetary disk) the precursor to a planetary system around young newly formed stars which in the future will turn into planets. (Instead of just rocky or ice rings around a star, gas and glowing gas rings would be nice.)\nRogue Planets: with some way to reach it. Being on an almost pitch black planet would be cool.\nAsteroids and Asteroid Belts\nUpdating the galaxy from the new data collected since the ED Milky Way was created by adding some of the interesting stuff that has been discovered.\nA few examples:\nXTE J1650-500 / NTREF 720 smallest black hole discovered\nBPS CS31082-0001 / CS31082-001 / Cayrel's Star 12.5 billion years old Population Class 2 star\nHD 140283 /BD−10 4149, GJ 1195, HIP 76976, SAO 159459 Methuselah star 14.46 ± 0.8 (minimum 13.66) years old\nSGR 1900+14 / Magnetar GRB 990110\nCygnus X-1 / Cyg X-1 AG Microquasar\nLS I +61 303 / V615 Cas, 1RXS J024033.5+611358, TYC 4047-1917-1, HIP 12469 / Microquasar\nSS 433 / V1343 Aquilae / Microquasar\nSheliak (Beta Lyrae) Contact Binary\nEncounters and Scenarios\nNot sure yet.\nsubmitted by CMDR_Waffles to EliteDangerous [link] [comments]\nSince Bitcoin was created, right now is the most bullish scenario we have ever seen, the world is knocking on our door, are we ready?\n\"this movement is horrifying, unsustainable, and reckless. But it's happening, so wheeeee!!!\" _chewtoy_\nLong term price channel definitively broken upwards, and has become support once already\nLocalbitcoins seeing record volumes basically everywhere https://anacoinda.github.io/localbitcoins/\nCME Group confirms Bitcoin futures market will start trading December 12th 18th\nNASDAQ announces bitcoin futures to begin trading 1st 1/2 of 2018\nCantor plans to offer BTC binary options\nCoinBase is consistently signing up over 100,000 new users a day\nCFTC Commissioner Brian Quintenz \"Although there will always be bad actors willing to engage in manipulative or fraudulent practices, the launch of the bitcoin futures contract provides investors with an opportunity to trade bitcoin exposure in a regulated market.\"\nGBTC trading at the equivalent of $18,000\nYahoo Finance goes full crypto https://finance.yahoo.com/cryptocurrencies/\nWSJ Markets covering bitcoin daily\nSchnorr signatures on horizon to increase tx per second and reduce SPAM transactions\nMAST Transactions on horizon (Merkelized Abstract Syntax Trees) Enables smart contracts, greater privacy, and reduced blockchain usage\nsubmitted by CoinCadence to BitcoinMarkets [link] [comments]\n[uncensored-r/BitcoinMarkets] Since Bitcoin was created, right now is the most bullish scenario we have ever seen, the world is...\nThe following post by CoinCadence is being replicated because some comments within the post(but not the post itself) have been silently removed.\nThe original post can be found(in censored form) at this link:\nnp.reddit.com/ BitcoinMarkets/comments/7gwu7o\nThe original post's content was as follows:\n\"this movement is horrifying, unsustainable, and reckless. But it's happening, so wheeeee!!!\" _chewtoy_\nLong term price channel definitively broken upwards, and has become support once already\nLocalbitcoins seeing record volumes basically everywhere https://anacoinda.github.io/localbitcoins/\nCME Group confirms Bitcoin futures market will start trading December 12th\nNASDAQ announces bitcoin futures to begin trading 1st 1/2 of 2018\nCantor plans to offer BTC binary options\nCoinBase is consistently signing up over 100,000 new users a day\nCFTC Commissioner Brian Quintenz \"Although there will always be bad actors willing to engage in manipulative or fraudulent practices, the launch of the bitcoin futures contract provides investors with an opportunity to trade bitcoin exposure in a regulated market.\"\nGBTC trading at the equivalent of $18,000\nYahoo Finance goes full crypto https://finance.yahoo.com/cryptocurrencies/\nWSJ Markets covering bitcoin daily\nSchnorr signatures on horizon to increase tx per second and reduce SPAM transactions\nMAST Transactions on horizon (Merkelized Abstract Syntax Trees) Enables smart contracts, greater privacy, and reduced blockchain usage\nsubmitted by censorship_notifier to noncensored_bitcoin [link] [comments]\nBitcoin Futures Trading Brings Crypto Into Mainstream\nThis is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 69%. (I'm a bot)\nThat's where trading in bitcoin futures opens Sunday evening, as the first major U.S. exchange offers a product pegged to the wildly fluctuating cryptocurrency.\nThe futures offered by Cboe Global Markets Inc., and similar contracts that start trading in a week at at another Chicago-based exchange, CME Group Inc., may open the door to greater inflows of institutional money, while also making it easier to bet on bitcoin's decline.\nDerivatives trading is the culmination of a wild year for bitcoin, which captured imaginations and investment around the world, propelled by its stratospheric gains, and its anti-establishment mission as a currency without the backing of a government or a central bank, and a payment system without a reliance on banks.\nIn addition to the contracts at Cboe and CME, which will start trading Dec. 18, Cantor Fitzgerald LP won approval from regulators to trade binary options, and LedgerX, a startup exchange, already trades bitcoin options.\n\"There will be a ramp-up time,\" said Ari Paul, chief investment officer of Blocktower Capital Advisors LP. \"There just isn't a rush. The professional traders will mostly be looking to do arbitrage, between the futures and bitcoin itself. I don't expect massive money flows right away but then I expect gradual buying from people who want passive exposure\" without buying bitcoin directly.\nThe exchange plans to impose trading limits to curb volatility, halting trading for two minutes if prices rise or fall 10 percent, and a five-minute halt kicks in at 20 percent.\nSummary Source | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: trade#1 bitcoin#2 futures#3 contracts#4 Cboe#5\nPost found in /worldnews and /JustGoodNews.\nNOTICE: This thread is for discussing the submission topic. Please do not discuss the concept of the autotldr bot here.\nsubmitted by autotldr to autotldr [link] [comments]\nCME to launch bitcoin futures in three weeks after green light from regulator; bitcoin jumps\nThe world's largest futures exchange, CME, announces it has completed self-certification with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to launch its bitcoin futures contract on Dec. 18. The news comes as Cboe and Cantor Exchange self-certify for their own bitcoin derivatives. Bitcoin's price rises as the launch of bitcoin futures will pave the way towards establishing the digital currency as a legitimate asset class and launching bitcoin exchange-traded funds. CME announced Friday its new bitcoin futures contract will be available for trading on Dec.18.\nThe CME announcement came as the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said it will allow the world's largest futures exchange and its competitor, the Cboe Futures Exchange, to launch bitcoin contracts. A Cantor Exchange also self-certified a new contract for bitcoin binary options, the commission said.\nBitcoin traded 6 percent higher at $10,512, recovering partly from a 20 percent drop to $9,021.85 from a record high of $11,377.33 hit Wednesday, according to CoinDesk.\n\"I think it is going to enable finally the approval of bitcoin ETFs, and other digital currency ETFs, which is game changing,\" Barry Silbert, founder and CEO of Digital Currency Group, said on CNBC's \"Squawk Box.\"\nCME's announcement comes as other major exchanges rush to launch their own bitcoin derivatives products.\nsubmitted by XSERIES547 to BitcoinMarkets [link] [comments]\nBinary options trading may have gotten a bad rap because of its all-or-nothing premise, but the high payouts keep traders coming back for more. This is why binary options markets remain strong in various regions around the world, particularly in Asia. To avoid fraud in binary options trading, choose a trustworthy broker. 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