What is the notional value of Bitcoin futures contracts?

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• Delordin YJul 22, 2022 · 3 years ago
  The notional value of Bitcoin futures contracts refers to the total value of the underlying Bitcoin that the contract represents. It is calculated by multiplying the contract size by the current price of Bitcoin. For example, if the contract size is 1 Bitcoin and the current price is $10,000, then the notional value would be $10,000. This value is important because it determines the margin requirements and the potential profit or loss of the contract.
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• Savage MadsenOct 02, 2020 · 5 years ago
  The notional value of Bitcoin futures contracts is the theoretical value of the contract if it were to be exercised at the current price. It is a way to measure the size and potential risk of the contract. Traders use the notional value to determine how much margin they need to put up and to calculate their potential profit or loss. It's important to note that the notional value is not the same as the actual value of the contract, as the contract can be bought or sold at a different price.
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• So Hao Ha Mỹ TrânMay 07, 2021 · 4 years ago
  The notional value of Bitcoin futures contracts is an important concept in the world of derivatives trading. It represents the total value of the contract and is used to calculate margin requirements and potential profits or losses. At BYDFi, we offer Bitcoin futures contracts with different contract sizes, allowing traders to choose the notional value that suits their trading strategy. It's important to understand the notional value and its implications before trading Bitcoin futures contracts.
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