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Buy #TAO with moderation
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The first thing when You start as a cookie es to lose s little possible and they accumulate, tomorrow learn, learn, learn, to keep winning .
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we need to prepare the mix for the rise or cripto. I send to LTC , convert to Usdt, and use TAO Cross margin 10 to Buy or sell, either way You win
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Did you lose or win today? Do you know who you're competing against? First you compete against one or several computers at a time, then you compete against a human, and finally you compete against yourself. It's a common situation that may seem frustrating or even suspicious, but there are several reasons why it happens. 1. Cryptocurrency Volatility Cryptocurrencies are extremely volatile, and their prices can change in a matter of seconds. That drop could simply be a typical market reaction and not necessarily a coincidence with your purchase. 2. Bots and Algorithmic Trading Many exchanges use trading bots that operate automatically and can react in milliseconds. These bots detect trends and adjust prices quickly to take advantage of any opportunity. Thus, your purchase can trigger a sale by the bots, causing a small drop in price. 3. Slippage When you buy in a low-liquidity market, your purchase may push the price up slightly, and then it may go back down or even down when you complete your order. This phenomenon is called slippage and is common in lower-volume assets. 4. Market Manipulation Some traders or "whales" use tactics like "stop hunting," placing large orders to move the price and take advantage of the temporary drop. This can cause the price to drop right after your purchase. How to Avoid It? Set Limit Orders to control the purchase price and avoid slippage. Trade in Liquid Markets where there is enough volume to reduce the impact of your purchase. Avoid FOMO: Instead of entering on a sudden rise, wait for the price to stabilize. Understanding these dynamics and being patient will help you have a better experience when trading cryptocurrencies.
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