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📊 The current distribution of BTC perpetual futures long and short positions across the world's top cryptocurrency futures exchanges, based on open interest over the last 24 hours, is as follows: - All Exchanges: Long 49.9% / Short 50.1% - Binance: Long 49.7% / Short 50.3% - OKX: Long 51.3% / Short 48.7% - Deribit: Long 56.4% / Short 43.6% These ratios provide insights into the sentiment and trading strategies of traders in the cryptocurrency derivatives market. It's interesting to observe the variations in positioning across different exchanges, potentially reflecting differing market outlooks and strategies. Keep an eye on these figures as they can indicate market trends and shifts in sentiment. 📈📉 #BTC #PerpetualFutures #LongShortRatio #CryptocurrencyTrading
📊 The current distribution of BTC perpetual futures long and short positions across the world's top cryptocurrency futures exchanges, based on open interest over the last 24 hours, is as follows:

- All Exchanges: Long 49.9% / Short 50.1%

- Binance: Long 49.7% / Short 50.3%

- OKX: Long 51.3% / Short 48.7%

- Deribit: Long 56.4% / Short 43.6%

These ratios provide insights into the sentiment and trading strategies of traders in the cryptocurrency derivatives market. It's interesting to observe the variations in positioning across different exchanges, potentially reflecting differing market outlooks and strategies. Keep an eye on these figures as they can indicate market trends and shifts in sentiment. 📈📉 #BTC #PerpetualFutures #LongShortRatio #CryptocurrencyTrading
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Feeling bearish #ALGORAND Trade overview : Entry - 0.1430 Currently : 20% down (In #PerpetualFutures ) Action : Waiting for the reversal. Risk management perfectly done and position size is also ✅ . Target : +60%(#PerpetualFutures ) Not a financial advice my vision only🌡️
Feeling bearish #ALGORAND

Trade overview :

Entry - 0.1430
Currently : 20% down (In #PerpetualFutures )

Action :
Waiting for the reversal.
Risk management perfectly done and position size is also ✅ .

Target :
+60%(#PerpetualFutures )

Not a financial advice my vision only🌡️
Never underestimate small gains. Gaining 2.28% returns took me 10 minutes only. But remember, 2.28% return each day can increase your capital by 370000% within a year. Believe in the power of compounding. I'm on a mission to turn 0 into a million. Follow me to support this journey. #PEOPLEUSDT #PerpetualFutures
Never underestimate small gains.

Gaining 2.28% returns took me 10 minutes only.

But remember, 2.28% return each day can increase your capital by 370000% within a year.

Believe in the power of compounding.

I'm on a mission to turn 0 into a million.

Follow me to support this journey.

#PEOPLEUSDT #PerpetualFutures
You need to learn about the secret behind today’s Bitcoin crash 📉 of 10% I promise it won’t take you more than 2 minutes. 👇 Traders often use leverage to increase the potential profit of trade, hence those transactions are done on a margin. Traders open a margin account by signing a "margin agreement" under which the crypto in the account is pledged to the exchange or brokerage firm. In return for the pledge, the broker loans the portion of funds to the trader in order to establish those trades. When the prices move against the trader, in addition to putting an initial margin payment for establishing his trade, the trader is also required to deposit additional funds in the margin account to maintain his positions - thus the term "margin call". If the trader's account value falls below the required minimum maintenance level, a broker has the legal right to liquidate those positions in order to cover the margin call. Crypto traders today use sophisticated algorithms to make trading decisions and the ability to make consistent profits largely depends on speed. This paradigm shift has also changed the way brokers handle the liquidations of their client's positions. Brokers use real-time liquidation procedures, the so-called auto-liquidation algorithms, and automated trading strategies that immediately alleviate clients' margin deficiency. The broker tracks cash funds in real-time and if at any point the cash balance falls below the margin balance, the algorithm automatically liquidates positions by sending off-setting transactions to close the open positions and decrease margin deficiency. broker's clients have little to no control over the auto-liquidation algorithms, but they are responsible for any losses resulting from this process. Auto-liquidation provides clear benefits to both client and broker, as it monitors losses in real-time and prevents unexpected margin deficits. Complete automation has its own challenges because a trading algorithm can go awry and cause huge damage. #btc #liquidation #PerpetualFutures #leverage #Derivatives
You need to learn about the secret behind today’s Bitcoin crash 📉 of 10%

I promise it won’t take you more than 2 minutes. 👇

Traders often use leverage to increase the potential profit of trade, hence those transactions are done on a margin.

Traders open a margin account by signing a "margin agreement" under which the crypto in the account is pledged to the exchange or brokerage firm.

In return for the pledge, the broker loans the portion of funds to the trader in order to establish those trades.

When the prices move against the trader, in addition to putting an initial margin payment for establishing his trade, the trader is also required to deposit additional funds in the margin account to maintain his positions - thus the term "margin call".

If the trader's account value falls below the required minimum maintenance level, a broker has the legal right to liquidate those positions in order to cover the margin call.

Crypto traders today use sophisticated algorithms to make trading decisions and the ability to make consistent profits largely depends on speed.

This paradigm shift has also changed the way brokers handle the liquidations of their client's positions.

Brokers use real-time liquidation procedures, the so-called auto-liquidation algorithms, and automated trading strategies that immediately alleviate clients' margin deficiency.

The broker tracks cash funds in real-time and if at any point the cash balance falls below the margin balance, the algorithm automatically liquidates positions by sending off-setting transactions to close the open positions and decrease margin deficiency.

broker's clients have little to no control over the auto-liquidation algorithms, but they are responsible for any losses resulting from this process.

Auto-liquidation provides clear benefits to both client and broker, as it monitors losses in real-time and prevents unexpected margin deficits.

Complete automation has its own challenges because a trading algorithm can go awry and cause huge damage.

#btc #liquidation #PerpetualFutures #leverage #Derivatives
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