Are there any specific covered call strategies that are particularly effective for trading digital currencies?

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• Adam SoufNov 08, 2021 · 4 years ago
  One specific covered call strategy that can be effective for trading digital currencies is the buy-write strategy. This strategy involves buying the underlying digital currency and simultaneously selling a call option on that currency. By doing so, traders can generate income from the premium received from selling the call option, while still participating in the potential upside of the digital currency. This strategy can be implemented by identifying a digital currency that is expected to have relatively stable price movements and selecting an appropriate strike price for the call option. The potential benefits of this strategy include generating income, reducing downside risk, and potentially enhancing overall returns.
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• Philippe TrottierFeb 05, 2021 · 4 years ago
  Another effective covered call strategy for trading digital currencies is the ratio call write. This strategy involves selling more call options than the number of digital currency units held. By doing so, traders can generate additional income from the premium received from selling the extra call options. However, it's important to note that this strategy also increases the potential obligation to sell the digital currency at the strike price if the price rises above it. This strategy can be implemented by carefully selecting the ratio of call options to digital currency units and monitoring the market conditions closely. The potential benefits of this strategy include generating higher income and potentially outperforming the market in a sideways or slightly bullish market.
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• melbetbdsportsJun 27, 2020 · 5 years ago
  At BYDFi, we have found that implementing a covered call strategy called the collar can be particularly effective for trading digital currencies. The collar strategy involves buying the underlying digital currency, selling a call option, and using the premium received to purchase a put option as a form of insurance. This strategy helps protect against downside risk while still allowing for potential upside gains. It can be implemented by selecting an appropriate strike price for the call option and put option, and monitoring the market conditions closely. The potential benefits of this strategy include reducing downside risk, generating income from the call option premium, and providing insurance against potential losses.
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