The big shots say the end of contracts is liquidation, so how long does it take for fresh retail investors from entry to liquidation? How many operations are needed?
This retail investor personally tested: It only takes 40 hours, 7 operations! To go from a 40% profit to liquidation at zero.
Since it’s a newly opened account, it can only go up to 20x at most. If the multiplier could be higher, I wonder if the result would be different.
Why buy SAND coin? Because it’s an old tool with old faces, I played on the sandbox platform when I was interested in the metaverse, and this was the currency used in it. At that time, many were heavily cut, and now the metaverse is out of fashion, yet this big zombie suddenly came back to life, jumping to the top of the gainers list. I thought if you rise so much without falling, who else would fall? So I directly placed a 20x short order before sleeping, with a margin of 0.8. At first, I even made a few cents, thinking I still had over 6 dollars in balance, wouldn't hit liquidation, so I went to sleep with peace of mind. Until today at noon, after finishing my post on the sprouting history, I logged in to take screenshots and captions, only to find a bolt from the blue—I got liquidated! Can you believe I got liquidated?

After finishing Futures Next, 5U was not idle. I had to try the legendary artifact of getting rich quickly, oh, no, it was the artifact of liquidation, and play contracts. It was just 5U, so if it was liquidated, it would be liquidated. Let's see how long I can play.
First I looked at the coins that have seen sharp rises and falls recently. The squirrel is undoubtedly the one. I first met the squirrel after Biden lost the election. When he was about to give his speech, a squirrel was strolling on the podium. Many people commented that it was the squirrel named Peanut that came back. Seeing that it had a 20% increase after a huge drop, I wasted money directly. To be honest, the first three orders were immediately closed after opening. I don’t know what went wrong. I didn’t make any profit or loss, and I wasted three commissions. Later, I successfully opened three orders, each with 20 times the margin of 50 cents. If there was no short order that was opened at the wrong time, the funds would have almost doubled. Oh, the contract is amazing, it’s too damn gambling, it’s definitely a huge gambling table. It’s really like opening your eyes to the sky and closing your eyes to the ground. Facing such temptation, it really tests human nature. I don’t know when I, a free player, will become a paying user.

The account I recovered through archaeology surprisingly appreciated, as an old farming seed, if it doesn’t sprout, it’ll really suffocate in the seed coat. Whatever, if I have to cut, then I'll cut; that’s the fate of the farmed, cutting is healthier, if I’m not cut, am I still a farmed?! Let’s just do it, in the age of cryptocurrency, one must participate.
Looking at the once shining moonlight LUNA in a state of limbo, I ponder how to switch it out, while also glancing at the few U sitting there, it's too expensive for freebie players to afford, and being ranked too low makes me hesitant to take the plunge. A few U really can't buy much, so let's go with PEPE; looking at PEPE reminds me of the once-popular sad frog meme, who would have thought that years later it would become the nearly ten billion dollar PEPE coin.

Can you believe it?! The old chive seeds that have been stored for many years have sprouted!
Hello everyone, I am the new seedling that has just sprouted from the old chive seeds. I don’t know how long it will take for me to be harvested. Now that I have sprouted, I want to talk about the history of sprouting.
I first learned about Bitcoin in its ancient times, two months before that arrogant programmer used 10,000 bitcoins to buy a pizza worth $30. I met a first-generation Bitcoin player. He asked me if I had any Bitcoins. If not, he could consider buying some for fun. He said he had spent $200 to buy some (I don’t remember how many tens of thousands of them). Not many people knew about this thing at the time. I asked him in detail how to do it. Since I didn’t have a US dollar credit card to pay and couldn’t handle the use of the wallet in the ancient times, I soon threw the matter out of my mind. Later, Bitcoin began to develop slowly, and my friend went to the United States to attend college two years later. In the days that followed, I basically didn’t pay attention to related news. Bitcoin refreshed people’s cognition in the surge and plunge, and truly verified the saying "Today’s me, you ignore me; tomorrow’s me, you can’t afford it." It also confirms that "people can never make money beyond their own cognition"