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Why dont you trade your own bot and become a Trillianer instead of renting

Crypto may not be fraud but loose regulations makes it a attractive proposition for crooks

But did LSE went out of business and did all other members and it's client lost their trading deposits

We are taking about exchanges going bust when was the last time CME/ LSE/ NYSE/ SGX/ ASX went out of business? as compared to many Crypto exchanges This is supposed to be an exchnage! get fined 4 + B dollars LOL...

YES where is Coin base regulated

if somehow the coins in the etf disappear (which seems extremely improbable) Why ? many people have lost crypto due to such fraud ! The ETF has to first convert real money in to Crypto via some exchange would they not? and what if after doing that the exchanges goes belly up? so the ETF may not...

Ok got it so people can be Fxxxed without being Fxxxed! LOL

So lets say an ETF just hold Bitcoin directly, then apart from Bitcoin's own fluctuation ( market risk) Is there not another risk, the exchange where the ETF buys and sells the underlying Bitcoin that holds the Bitcoins could go burst ! The ETF trades on a regulated exchange but the asset it...

so would this be correct to say 1) although BOXX and SGOV mimic the Treasury Bill returns + a bit? the risk with BOXX is they use BOX options on SPX where as SGOV/ TFLO uses direct investment in treasury bills? In both cases teh ETF coudl do fraud but in case of BOXX there are additional...

Do you consider BOXX?

Due to time diff may not be able to call...any way so Traders don't put first loss they are just paid on performance or some retainer + performance , I am guessing Group of investors must know each other or agree to be together financially and this can't be mass marketed

Hi Robert, could you please elborate on "start an unregulated trading firm" and what restrictions

- Tax wise if for Non US resident it does not make any diff then is holding BOXX better than holding T bills? If the return is higher with BOXX is it worth the risk that it is a ETF -OCC going out of business is mentioned.. what are the chances if that happens it will be a much bigger meltdown...

no not a ponzi scheme 5% or so per 12 months return

It is because it does BOX spread which is lending money and getting almost risk free return

BOX ETF any thoughts experience / risks? Can you really get more return than that from purchasing Bonds They claim Tax advantage , but for non US tax payers how does it matter?

What are you trying to hedge? can you be specific please? Options are used for hedging ( both on Equity and on Futures) also one can hedge a Futures position with another by converting it in to calendar spread but skill is when how and why!

True Prop =Firm risks all it's own money ..traders are supported by great hardware, quant R&D etc .. No Firts risk capital and certainly no BS about paying for "test" Second tire could be traders have some skin in the game properly regulated

The only true Prop model which does not require regulation is the one where Trader is either employed with salary + performance payment or performance only payment Not a single cent taken from them,,, It is like Ford or GE asking fresh engineers to pay them a TEST fee ( although many would be...

We do not provide any financial services therefore are under no need for regulation. One day Some regulators are going to look at the TEST FEE as a contribution from Trader AKA risk capital ( irrespective how much it is) Same way any regulated OTC "Broker" is regulated / TREATED!