remember that I was long with $ALT and with #omg that at night were between the price changes and the lowest volumes, well recently I woke up and saw that my operation was closed in positive during the early morning in "ALT" because it reached the target at $ 0.11 (at each one I placed a target of only 5% increase in price leveraged up to the 75x limit) at #OMG it was not reached but when I saw how it was positive and I saw my balance, I closed it to avoid a setback since it was going to start to fall, to $BTC and to #1000CAT since "BTC" last night as always has and will have the highest trading volume in the market, I used it to make a sort of counterweight to "OMG" which was on the opposite side with one of the lowest volumes in the USDT pairs, in fact BTC It was my last choice when I made this strategy (I underestimated the giant) I took it short leveraged at 125x which was the ""minimum"" maximum leverage possible (with such a low balance I could only afford to open positions as close as possible to 1% of my balance so I opened where the system let me open a position for 5% of my balance at 125x, a lower leverage like 100x or 75x required a higher position the lower the leverage was and therefore if it went against me it would reduce my balance but the liquidation would still be far away) in short, I closed BTC before going to sleep since I will consider that it had given me a good profit in such a short time and ambition could destroy me, I did the same with 1000CAT, in short my balance was around "USDT 35" at#ALTat #1000CAT y at #OMG les I gave 1% as a position opening which was each like 0.33 to 0.35 dollars and BTC 5% which was like 1.94 dollars and the cryptocurrencies in order of profits from highest to lowest were ALT the highest BTC of 1.94 the position reached around 2.20 and the rest cents which are quite a lot compared to the very low positions OMG and 1000CAT 0.50 or so, in theory from BTC down each position went from 50% to 75%, my total balance went from $35 to $41.70 a +21%
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