 this is hopefully going to allow people in emerging markets, who don't have access to some of the most liquid and notable indices in the world, to use their Bitcoin to access traditional equity indices."
BitMEX launched its perpetual swap on ETH-USD in August 2018 and "within two months, it became the most liquid ETH-USD trading instrument" and the "twist" BitMEX did with altcoins was to add the "quanto" feature.
This "allows you to use Bitcoin as your margin currency—and this is your profit/loss currency as well—and to trade risk that doesn't have anything to do with Bitcoin."
"From a speculator's point of view, this is great. I have Bitcoin and I want to speculate on Ether vs. USD price, and I want to get my money back in Bitcoin."
"We do want to launch this on other altcoins vs. U.S. dollar."
"We do like this quanto perpetual swap structure, and to my knowledge, we are the only platform that offers this structure."
"We hope to possibly have our own options platform in maybe in 12-18 months."
BitMEX has no plans to launch its own exchange token (unlike competitors such as Binance): "It's complicated in terms of what is the legality around that token: is it a security?... We have more than enough issues to deal with... than creating a whole set of issues because we issued our own token for money that we don't need and new problems that we don't need to have."
The full video of Luke Martin's Interview with Arthur Hayes is available on the "Venture Coinist" YouTube channel.As the world celebrates International Justice Day this July 17, the peace versus justice debate continues in Uganda, the Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Mali and many other countries....
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The tension and violence that marked this week show that the search for transitional justice across the world is difficult. This is despite efforts in some places not only to try suspected criminals but...anyone have any or know of any cheap that a poor college student could afford?
Eberhart Dercoys has a good full body...either pins or mallards....plastic and use a piece of conduit stake for legs....I got mine unpainted and painted some as mallards, some as blacks and a wigeon....I believe the price for a dozen painted is $99 plus shipping. There is a web-site to buy direct from Scott.
The other full bodies I know of are alot more expensive...I think the Flambeau Enticers are $55 for four (plus shipping)....and I personally like the concept of the foot base, but do not like the shape of the head/neck.
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Last summer, Mary Beth Heffernan, who is an art professor at Occidental College, became obsessed with Ebola — particularly the images of the health care workers in those protective suits, or PPE as they’re called for short.
via An Artist’s Brainstorm: Put Photos On Those Faceless Ebola Suits : Goats and Soda : NPR.
I agree with one of the commenters from the original story I would have liked to have heard a little bit more from the patients’ perspective, since the nurses and doctors all commented on its benefits. But overall I think this is great and wish more people would be willing to take risks like this to help, even if it doesn’t “change the world” it made the world, and in this case a scary, grueling, impoverished world, a little better.
Hospitals and medical device makers are coming to the conclusion that making medical