/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55416388
Index isn't as popular as futures trading, that's why. You have to learn the ropes and choose winning indices. Get started on that first.

>>55416388
>I've been rekt too many times on futures and want to change strategy.
You're already on the right part. Stick to BTC, ETH and stables index though. Better market movement.

>>55416938
Well said. Watching tutorials and listening to experienced traders is a good way to start. Gotta wet your feet first.

>>55416388
>What are your best platforms for trading indices anon?
I don't know anything about trading indices. How about staking the damn thing, instead?

>>55416388
The latest news on some DAO treasury self-liquidating their treasury, best look before leaping. Decentralized and non-custodial automated crypto assets that provide various investment indices are a good catch

>>55416388
>Why isn't it been talked about much?
Because not everyone is aware of the potential of index investment platforms.

>>55416938
>You have to learn the ropes and choose winning indices.
How do I figure out winning indices? I want learn how to strategize with respect to utilizing crypto index

>>55417900
Not a bad option, but a good option to DYOR index funds platforms for crypto investors that diversifies their investments just like Vanguard did for index funds and ETFs

>>55417900
How do you stake that fag? You mean index tokens? If that's a yes then iToken is where you should look. Rewards are ready for slurping.

>>55417906
Based. AstraDAO has both functionalities. What do you have to say about that?

>>55417906
AstraDAO has it all when it comes to indices and staking.

>>55417917
There are lots of opportunities in the crypto space and this is one of them. You learn and try out for what works for you if you want to make it.

>>55416388
>What are your best platforms for trading indices anon
I know of CurveDAO and AstraDAO, these platforms have some of the best indices investments and it allows for zero-fee participation.

>>55417936
>If that's a yes then iToken is where you should look
Noticed that iTOken gives a yield of over 200% APY on the AstraDAO platform

>>55417933
I'd stick to decentralised platforms for that anon. Don't trust all these cefi institutions showing up now. Certainly won't dump my index funds in that.

>>55417936
You can easily stake the token you get as a reward from participating in the indices

>>55417923
You have to figure that out by yourself jeet. No one is here to spoon feed you shit. All info are at your fingertips if you do your own research.

>>55417359
Fact, there are lots of videos on youtube, just search crypto asset allocator, especially those built on Ethereum that offers decentralized and noncustodial features

>>55417946
You mean the DAO system, staking and index functionalities?

>>55417997
BitDAO is top-class anon and probably AstraDAO because of the harvesting of investment profits and user staking.

>>55417960
It is obvious that not everyone knows about index investment opportunities.

>>55418028
Are these serving the same purpose as index investment platforms?

>>55417946
Read it has a technology that will play a massive role in the new digital economy, with innovation that creates a win-win incentive for profitable indices investors

>>55418047
I think that's what anon is implying, BitDAO is an index investment platform, the same as AstraDAO

>>55417923
DYOR, always DYOR, I don't know why faggots don't understand that, research platforms that promote an improvement culture using DAO-managed Treasury with no participation fee and enable harvesting investment profits

>>55417983
How can one start this journey? I have not tried crypto indices before.

>>55416388
Thinkorswim offered by TD Ameritrade, is popular among traders for its advanced analysis tools, real-time data, and customizable features

>>55417949
I just need a place where my money can work for me rather than sitting idle in my account.

>>55416388
Chose between swing trading or try MT5. Personally, I've had a good experience with MetaTrader 5 (MT5). It offers a ton of tools for analyzing indices and has a user-friendly interface.

>>55416938
It's interesting how trading indices doesn't get as much attention compared to futures or individual stocks. Maybe it's because indices are seen as less volatile or less "exciting" for retail traders.

>>55416938
>futures trading
Yeah, futures tend to steal the spotlight with their high-leverage potential. But indices can still be profitable if you have a solid strategy and risk management.

>>55416388
>Why isn't it been talked about much?
I think part of the reason indices aren't discussed as much is that they're more suitable for long-term investments rather than short-term trades. It's all about finding what works for you.

>>55419152
I prefer Interactive Brokers. They have a wide range of tradable assets, and their platform is pretty robust. It's worth checking out if you want access to multiple exchanges.

>>55416388
I just deal in meme coins which do not require any trading, just sheer fucking luck

>>55416388
just stick to stables,or BTC or ETH , or you will go rekt in no time.

>>55417353
Index trading is not for noobs like me
>>55417359
Just like bitboy or those paid shills

>>55417906
I wish I knew it before FTX went rogue
>>55417917
staking for what apy anon ?

>>55417946
Is this project based on ETH? I prefer staking my stables or ETH only after SEC targeted other alts

>>55417949
The fee is sweet for makes of the index on the platform as compared to uni swap or other defi aggregators.
>>55417965
Curvedao is just shitty

>>55417967
That is some juicy apy
>>55418010
I feel all defi projects should have a DAO, that actually makes sense
>>55418110
who uses Bitdao now

>>55416388
Some are bound to get rekt, This is just your beginning