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Shorting Bitcoin allows traders to profit from price declines by borrowing and selling crypto at a high price, then repurchasing it lower. This guide explores methods like leveraged tokens, CFDs, and futures—along with their risks.
- Leveraged tokens (e.g., Pionex's ETH3S or Binance's BLVT) offer variable exposure without margin management but rebalance dynamically.
- Shorting via CFDs or futures avoids direct crypto handling but amplifies risks with leverage and contract complexities.
- Exchanges like Pionex integrate trading bots (e.g., Grid Trading Bot) with leveraged tokens for automated strategies.
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