Key Differences Between Bitcoin Standard Contracts and Bitcoin Mini Contracts
How do Bitcoin standard contracts differ from mini contracts in trading?
The distinction separating the Bitcoin Standard Contract from the Mini Contract lies in the magnitude of the trading volume associated with transactions executed using the Standard Contract compared to those executed via the Bitcoin Mini Contract.
Standard Contract - the volume is equivalent to 1 crypto lot
Mini Contract - the trading volume is equal to 1 tenth of standard lot
Standard contracts handle one crypto lot as a standard lot or one Bitcoin lot. The pip value for these equals $10.
Mini Contracts mean you're trading one-tenth of a standard lot - so, one mini lot equals one bitcoin. For these, each pip is worth $1.
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