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Ok I’m looking at the CoinStats graph of BTC all time, the climb up from nov 20 to June 21 is all green candles then with a second climb to ATH in more mixed with red.
Now with this current cycle the climb is much more of a mix of red and green.
What’s the reason for that?
Is it that the first climb was all retail and more inclined to hodl vs the institutional Trading that’s happening this cycle?
How well does Paxful work for a Chinese to purchase Bitcoin and send to a recipient in the USA?
Is there anything simpler/better to recommend? My client in China is reluctant to send btc and only wants to send $.
Could you guy explain me what’s the difference between spot and future?
Hello!
I would like to understand liquidation price and liquidation itself (cross margin) on Binance futures, so if there is someone who will confirm/deny my below understandings, I will really appreciate it.
Let's say that I set leverage to 2 and I deposit 5000$ to Binance Futures. As far as I understand this means that I can buy for 10000$ of specific crypto asset on Binance Futures.
If I buy for 10000$ means that there will be set a liquidation price which, if reached will liquidate my position and I will lose my 5000$. If I execute order for 10000$ means that I can't but anything more and I have to increase my leverage, let's say to 3 so that I will be able to spend 15000$. Increased leverage means higher probability to reach liquidation price and lose all my money, I'm aware of it.
If I buy for 10000$ of crypto asset (initial balance 5000$ and leverage 2) for price of 2$ and liquidation price is set to 0.50$ it means that my position won't be liquidated until price drop to or lower than 0.50$.
Please confirm/deny/explain me if above facts about Binance Futures trading with leverage are correct.
Thanks
First of all, I failed terribly at achieving this! It’s funny how I had it all planned out; DCA strategies, TPs and giveaways lined up to make up for 1BTC at least but it only took one wrong turn to send all my plans down the drain. It’s also noteworthy that giveaways somehow became really scarce in this last bear market; usually upcoming protocols would organize challenges/competitions with juicy rewards in order to make a statement of their presence but that tap also dried up. They all shifted to airdrops and farming which was never my area. Just recently, I joined the BTC price prediction challenge being hosted by Nuklai to predict the price of BTC at the halving. The star prize is earmarked at 1BTC(maybe this is my chance to get a whole Bitcoin in my portfolio at least). Initially, it looked too good to be true but the requirements are just few cents in AVAX as gas fees to submit your entries; so why not just go for it? I submitted 2 entries out of 5 already. You guys might also consider giving it a shot. Are there any other giveaways/strategies you’re using to make up your target of 1BTC?
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I was googling this an the article said Binance. Either I am blind or they are referring to non US binance for leveraged trading.
Where can I try some degenerate leveraged scalping in the US?
Has anyone tried this bitcoin solo mining? I came across and instagram reel talking bout it and apparently they sell them at Walmart . Does anyone have any experience with them , are they work efficiently compared to the crazy builds people make ?
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Which Altcoin is going to be next in breaking its all time highs from 2021?
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Hi! To all the veteran traders here. I wanna start trading bitcoins as a passive income (hopefully would work) any sites or youtubr channels to watch/research before I start doing this venture? Thank you so much.
Hello,
I just realized that the leverage trading (at least on bybit) is not working. What do I mean by that?
When I put 50$ into BTC with a 10x leverage, and BTC increases 1%, my position shows me a gain of 0,50$ (as if I simply bought BTC for 50$) when it should show me a gain of 5$.
For testing I used a 50x leverage with the same result.
Is this only a bybit issue or am I missing something? Sorry I'm new to trading but this doesn't seem to be right.
Thanks for any clarification or advice.
https://youtu.be/jL2g2jWwweI?si=1JSbAThSCFDTqTv5
I just made a video on the Bitcoin Flash Crash, you should watch it before market close today and make your own call as to whether or not you should sell.
I will personally be holding
Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrXXeWE9U9esHjxNhCbPzdg?sub_confirmation=1
This video explains why we are heading to those prices. And those price predictions are not wrong
https://www.youtube.com/live/3BJM0L9AqmE?si=r8ydEAB2G57KY5EV
Hi,
I thought I would give this a go and see if there would be anyone willing to support me. I am down big time.
I have almost lost my entire savings between $30,000/$35,000 in Bitcoin by getting caught up in leveraged trading. What started as an attempt to grow my investment quickly turned into a nightmare.
In just three weeks, driven by greed and the short term instant success, I made riskier moves and ended up losing everything.
I always thought I was smart with money, especially with how I built my Bitcoin stash over the years. But this mistake has really shaken my confidence in myself. Feeling pretty lost right now and not sure how to bounce back. Any advice on how to deal with this and maybe start over?
A real beat on my ego but I'm finding it challenging to get back onto my feet. I want to get back into the market but I can almost not function day to pay with expenses and my education fees. if anyone can relate or is willing to help by any means my BTC wallet is here: bc1q5s072euyekztk04yv09elqx8dy9vj4xt0s24g5
Anything will help to make this more obtainable.
If this catches some sort of traction I will keep everyone updated.
Hi guys!
I need help understanding how closing prices work in real-time.
In context: I use the Binance API in Python, analyzing closing prices in 30-minute windows, for this, I work with 1-minute intervals. I have a "while True" in my code that is constantly requesting through the "futures_continous_klines" module, limit windows of 30. When I'm running the code in real-time, the last value of the closing price always fluctuates according to each loop do while (which was to be expected).
In my Backtests, when I work with historical data, I have perfect closing prices every 1 minute. I would like to know if there is a possibility of obtaining the last value of the window without fluctuation and closing at the perfect clock minute. In my tests, I decided to set a sleep time of 60 seconds, using the clock as a reference, however, my graphs always "appeared" out of place compared to historical data.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get around this problem? I want my real-time closing price values to be the same as the closing price values in the historical data I use.
Thank you very much
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Someone recommended that when the bitcoin bull cycle is peaking, to hedge the bitcoin one holds, by taking an 'equal position short' when it seems to be peaking . And says that this way you are effectively out of tne market but you are still holding the bitcoin (in case it goes very high on value in a few years). Can someone please explain what exactly does this mean?
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Im 16 and completely new to trading. I’ve had around £100 in btc for a few years just because why not, but iv been wanting to begin trading recently and have no clue where to start. Which platform should I use? How often should I make trades? How does a trade even work specifically? e.c.t… I just need someone to help me understand everything so I can safely start to understand the trade.
Hey guys does anyone recommend any crypto exchanges to day trade on i used to use binance however since im in the US im no longer using it for obvious reasons. Was wondering if anybody recommends kraken or coinbase. Id be interested in using a decentralized exchange as well. Thanks for the help!
Is this how leverage works?
So I want to put a trade into bitcoin, $300, and use leverage. To my understanding, if I use a leverage of 2x whenever BTC goes up 50% my money's doubled, and when it goes down 50% I loss my money. If I'm using 5x when BTC goes up 20% my money's doubled but when it goes down 20% I loss my money. And 10x is the same but 10%. Am I right?
Bitcoin's stability above the $41,000 support line is key to preventing significant price corrections, despite recent downward volatility.
I'm a beginner doing ny own research asking opinions, is that a good idea