Is there a way to short Ether?

>>1092520
Find someone to lend you eth at todays price with a promise to return the same number of coins at a future date which you presume will have a lower price

Sell the borrowed coins on day 1 and tske the money

>shorting the future of business/banking interface

pumper dumper kiddies are hilarious

Financial decisions based on pure butthurt are always a good idea.

I think you should short ETH op and thanks for the free money you are about to lose to the market.

>>1092556
>thanks for the free money you are about to lose to the market
wat
You do realize if he loses money on the short, it only goes to the person he borrows the ETH from.... right?

I'm only mentioning this because I've seen this posted before a few times from either you, or someone as retarded as you.

>>1092568
Yes, the money goes to an ETH holder.

>>1092574
Exactly. He's not losing money "to the market" you dipshit.

>>1092577
That's what it amounts to.

>>1092582
>facepalm