$BTC will no longer hedge, will take a unilateral position with a stop loss, opening a 3% position, reserving 30,000 points for forced liquidation, hoping to slowly recover losses, what is a suitable stop loss, 800 points?
The $BTC single position was hit and lost, and as a result, it dropped back at night. 103300 short position, 103900 stop loss, but it couldn't even reach 104, losing a few hundred bucks for nothing.
Is it better to do a two-way hedging order for $BTC , or a one-way order? Hedging won't miss the market, and both long and short positions can be captured, but once the hedge is released, encountering a one-sided market can lead to liquidation. A one-way position must stop loss; I once had to stop loss several times in a day, losing all my capital. From a risk perspective, which trading method has lower risk?
Orders after $BTC cannot stay overnight, same-day orders must be closed by midnight. My order is from yesterday, the hedge order needs to have a draw of over 2000 points to take back the pullback. This is the last time I recharge, and I can't open a heavy position for the hedge order anymore. This time I will open a 1% position, ant position, leaving a strong close at 100,000 points. I don't believe it can explode, I don't want to lose anymore.
$BTC I'm done, I've lost everything again. I had a spike at 102000, stopped out at 102300; after I stopped out, it went up to 102800. Now I only have five hundred left. Can the hedging position really make money? Even after holding the long position against the short position, I still can't escape.
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