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🔹 Spot Trading
This is traditional trading where you buy and sell actual cryptocurrencies like $BTC or $ETH.
Ownership: You actually own the underlying crypto asset in your wallet.
Goal: The primary goal is usually to hold the asset (HODL) or profit from the asset's price appreciation over time.
Risk: You can only profit if the price goes up (unless you short-sell by borrowing).
🔹 Futures Trading
This is a contract where you agree to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price and time in the future. You're speculating on the price movement, not owning the asset itself.
Ownership: You do not own the underlying crypto asset. You own a contract.
Goal: To profit from both up and down price movements (go long or short), often using leverage.
Risk: High risk due to leverage, which magnifies both potential profits and losses.
🤔 Which one do you use more often?
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It’s time to address a critical issue on trading platforms – the immediate withdrawal of liquidity by new altcoins right after listing. This practice raises serious concerns about the sustainability and trustworthiness of these projects and the platform hosting them.
What’s Happening?
Currently, many platforms allow newly listed coins to withdraw their liquidity without any restrictions. These coins are listed, generate hype, and attract traders. Once the liquidity is withdrawn, the price collapses, leaving traders with heavy losses. This pattern undermines trust in both the projects and the platform itself.
Why This Must Change?
Compare this situation to the stock market: companies listing their shares are required to maintain a minimum price and cannot sell their equity immediately. This protects investors and ensures long-term sustainability. In the crypto world, we need similar measures to ensure fairness and stability. Without these safeguards, traders are left vulnerable, and the platform’s reputation is at stake.
Proposed Solution:
1. Mandatory Liquidity Lock: Newly listed coins should have at least three years of locked liquidity to ensure stability and prevent abrupt withdrawals that harm traders.
2. Minimum Price Guarantee: Platforms should enforce a minimum price guarantee for every listed coin to protect traders from sudden price collapses.
3. Stronger Regulations: Platforms must implement stricter listing requirements to ensure that only credible projects with a long-term vision are allowed to list.
Why This Matters:
When platforms allow such practices, they indirectly contribute to a loss of trust in the ecosystem. Ensuring liquidity locks and minimum price guarantees would create a more stable environment, protect traders, and encourage sustainable growth for all parties involved.
Let’s demand better standards and accountability for the sake of a healthier crypto ecosystem!
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