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The cryptocurrency market has become a trillion-dollar global industry. And as it matures further, the demand for sophisticated financial instruments like crypto derivatives—futures and options—is poised to grow. Let’s dive into the current state of the global crypto market, understand why trading crypto derivatives is a smart move, and break down the different types of crypto derivatives you can trade on Delta Exchange.  State of Global Crypto Market and Growth of Crypto Derivatives Trading  Cryptocurrencies have come a long way from being seen as niche assets. A recent major turning point has been the launch of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, which have received the backing of high profile financial giants like BlackRock. These ETFs are traded on stock exchanges, giving crypto assets more credibility. In this backdrop of increasing adoption by big players, there’s a demand for more sophisticated financial instruments. The global markets have seen a growing appetite for cryptocurrency derivatives like futures and options. For instance: Bitcoin futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) have been available since 2017, and options were introduced shortly after. India in this regard has been a bit slower, largely due to regulatory hurdles and market conditions. To make it easy for Indian crypto traders to get started with crypto derivatives trading, Delta Exchange India stepped in with a tailored solution specifically for Indian traders. More on that later. Delta India is the fastest growing crypto derivatives trading platform which provides access to a variety of crypto derivatives, including options and perpetual contracts on major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Let’s understand what these terms mean: A Refresher on Crypto Derivatives Trading  Crypto derivatives trading is essentially a contract between two parties—a buyer and a seller—who are betting on the future price of a cryptocurrency. Instead of buying the actual asset, you’re speculating…

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