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Well said!
颜驰Bit
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You reap what you sow.
If you are willing to spend time reading and learning, there may still be trading opportunities that can change your fate in the next 25 years.
I just want to remind everyone that through your own efforts, you can excel in trading.
And trading is the only skill among all I have encountered in over thirty years that I believe can last a lifetime.
This is a craft! #BTC 手续费减免看这里
If you are willing to spend time reading and learning, there may still be trading opportunities that can change your fate in the next 25 years.
I just want to remind everyone that through your own efforts, you can excel in trading.
And trading is the only skill among all I have encountered in over thirty years that I believe can last a lifetime.
This is a craft! #BTC 手续费减免看这里
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Afraid of falling 😭
分析师舒琴
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Nothing much to say, I just increased my position by 100 WU.
Isn't the position already full? Where's the money to add more? There's a method called: spot leverage, and there are similar options in contracts known as coin-margin contracts, Binance is very user-friendly.
Both of these allow you to use your current spot ETH (or BTC) as collateral to transfer to leverage or coin-margin contracts, and then buy more ETH. Every time ETH drops by 100, I add 1 million U.
Please do not exceed 2x leverage, safety first.
Isn't the position already full? Where's the money to add more? There's a method called: spot leverage, and there are similar options in contracts known as coin-margin contracts, Binance is very user-friendly.
Both of these allow you to use your current spot ETH (or BTC) as collateral to transfer to leverage or coin-margin contracts, and then buy more ETH. Every time ETH drops by 100, I add 1 million U.
Please do not exceed 2x leverage, safety first.
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$YGG
I seek advice, I recently took a 5x long contract on ygg, it has been about a month, the opening price was 0.52, today I closed it at 0.55, showing a closing profit of 1000u, but! In the historical positions, it actually shows 'realized profit' of -600u, which means that I bought at 0.52, sold at 0.55, and in the end I still lost money??? Can any expert explain this?
I seek advice, I recently took a 5x long contract on ygg, it has been about a month, the opening price was 0.52, today I closed it at 0.55, showing a closing profit of 1000u, but! In the historical positions, it actually shows 'realized profit' of -600u, which means that I bought at 0.52, sold at 0.55, and in the end I still lost money??? Can any expert explain this?