This square is full of smog, and you can still see dozens of blacklisted people every day. One moment 90% winning rate, the next moment precise sniping I suggest that these teachers form a group. If you discuss, then you will have a 100% winning rate The world's richest man is just around the corner I really want to ask, who are those people who pay money to let them make you lose money? I suggest you go to the hospital to test your IQ as soon as possible
$RED pre-market circulation of 40 million, official opening circulation of 280 million. So, this thing currently has a market value of more than 130 million. Jumping in still seems a bit unprofitable.
$ALCH is still empty, this thing is likely to reach the 6s in a few days. Whoever is short will die. Because this upward movement is obviously not right, there were too many people who chased shorts during that drop. During the upward movement, the open interest has directly increased significantly. This indicates that those who were trapped not only didn't cut their losses but even added positions to lower their average cost. They are doomed.
I advise everyone not to use the savings feature of a small wallet when buying U. This card has been fine for so many years, but recently, when I bought over 1000 U, it was limited to 1000.
There will only be one $KAITO ip in a short period of time. There is a small probability that it will rise to 2.1 and then fall, but there is a high probability that it will not rise any higher.
$AMB If it falls first, it will rise. If it rises first, it will fall. Don’t look at the market value of 8 million. What will happen if it falls by half? 🐶The dealer relies on contracts to cut people, and spot can’t cut much money
$IP is going to fall, it has already fallen. The previous few new coins fell when they were launched, but this one is not. When to short? Wait for a big positive line. What if there is no positive line? If there is no positive line, don’t play. If you enter the market and short now, you may make money, but the probability of loss is also quite high. The best way is to wait
Margin × Leverage = Position Value All fees are calculated based on the position value You are playing with financial products, yet you rush in without understanding anything.
龍井
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A total of 20u in position for $GLM , the funding fee has been deducted by 20u, is this normal?
So, the grid you opened at 0.233 is for you to sell short. The number of intervals from 0.233 to the lowest point will determine how many shares will be sold.
南昌市罗汉
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I clearly set to buy at 0.0223 and sell at 0.0236. This brain-dead intelligent robot shorted at 0.0233 for me.
What is shorting grid trading? For example, divide 100-110 into 10 parts, shorting the grid. So at 101 he will sell, at 102 he will sell, until he sells one share at 110. If it continues to drop, he will buy to cover the short. If you start the grid at 110, he will place 10 sell orders at 110 all at once.
南昌市罗汉
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I clearly set to buy at 0.0223 and sell at 0.0236. This brain-dead intelligent robot shorted at 0.0233 for me.
$OM This is the first time I've seen this, whether big investors or retail investors are all shorting.... Since everyone is shorting, then the 🐶 institution must be holding a large long position Because the long and short positions are equal Previously, I often saw retail investors shorting while big investors went long, this is really the first time I've seen this coin.
The premise of you being forcibly liquidated is that your margin is insufficient, so you have been liquidated. Then, the system will close your position. Liquidation means going to zero (this is calculated for you before liquidation). There is a sequence: you are liquidated first, and then the system closes your position. Liquidation means going to zero. Your position is irrelevant. Even if this trade shows a profit, it has nothing to do with you. Liquidation comes first, and closing comes after.
点币8成金
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Shameless Binance, on February 3rd at around 1 AM, it forcefully liquidated my position at 0.3467, without reaching the liquidation price of 0.3583, causing me to lose at least several hundred dollars on the contract. What do you all think, should Binance compensate for my losses?