Phyrex|Jul 22, 2026 05:54
Recently, I've been diving into learning bitcoin:native options. I've already written a few posts for the options mini-class, and now I see that BIT is planning to launch U.S. stock options. Suddenly, I'm wondering—if I were to trade U.S. stock options, what would be a good choice?
After thinking about it, based on my personality, I'd probably go for options on VOO or SPY. By the way, if you're looking to trade S&P 500 options, SPY tends to have better depth compared to QQQ.
What I like about BIT is that it still incorporates traditional brokerage features, like margin trading. Personally, I'm currently using the assets from my VOO dollar-cost averaging to test the waters with margin funds.
BIT is starting to feel more and more like a traditional brokerage that supports cryptocurrencies. If you're interested, you can register here: https://bit.(bshareweb.com)/newRegister/cn?invite_code=C8TPR8
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