BTC ×1000

What it is

Go long or short on the live Bitcoin price with up to 1000× leverage. Price moves your way, your position multiplies; move against you far enough and it liquidates.

It’s a trading desk distilled to one decision — direction — with the leverage dial doing the rest.

How to play

1. Set your stake and leverage (up to 1000×).
2. Open long if you think BTC rises, short if you think it falls.
3. Close manually to lock in profit or loss — or get liquidated if the price crosses your liquidation line.
4. Two fees. An entry fee is charged once when you open, rising with the boost — nothing at ×1, most at ×1000 — and the exact figure for your bet is shown in the ticket before you commit; it comes out of your result at close, so a position opens with it already spent, and it applies to a losing close as well as a winning one. A liquidation costs your stake and nothing more — the entry fee is not taken on top of it. A winning close then pays a share of its net profit, 2% at ×1 rising to 10% at ×1000. Hold past an hour and funding of 0.1% per hour applies to your position size (boost × stake), which is also what eventually liquidates a position left parked.
5. If our price feed stalls, the desk pauses: nothing opens, nothing closes and nothing liquidates while the price cannot be verified. If it stays down for 10 minutes, every open position on that market is closed and your stake is returned in full — no profit, no loss, and no fees. Your history records the outage window.

Fairness

Every round of BTC ×1000 publishes verifiable fairness data, so you can check any result yourself — see how verification works.

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