Hello everyone, I am a capybara. Yes! I was asked to post like a capybara that is killing me. I wanted to say I could post one post a day, but it seems I overestimated myself. Haha! (I typed this article for 2 weeks) What I posted is not necessarily the correct view, it’s just my lazy view. Don’t scold me seriously~~ Okay. Let’s talk about the third article,
#槓桿 , which is the two pairs of lever principles. This operation is riskier than "spot". To put it simply, you use the principal
$TUSD here to use BTC (other currencies are also available) to borrow ustd or BTC (other currencies are also available) from Binance ) come out (according to the proportion of your principal) to bet that the currency you want to play will rise or fall, and you will make a profit from the "price difference", while the interest earned by Binance on lending your money will be "closed" with you (that is, not playing) Selling fees later) Of course, the longer you borrow, the more interest you will get. Then there are the options of "full" position and "isolated position"! I didn’t understand this at first (after all, I really don’t like reading explanations). I’m just lazy... Full position = (the multiple will be lower). If you open multiple orders, all of them will share your margin. The risk is higher. (The margin of the full position will become higher or lower. If you make 1U, he will put in your margin. (Anyway, whatever you make will be put into the margin.) Your chance of being liquidated (losing in gambling, eh, or losing in gambling) will be It will become smaller, the more you earn, the more margin you have, the smaller the chance of losing (I’m talking nonsense, sorry Q.Q) Isolated Margin = (higher multiple) The risk of full loss for an order means that you only use the margin you used, and the risk is smaller ( Because the deposit is fixed, the deposit is fixed. When you borrow money, you can choose whether you think the currency you want to play will rise or fall. If you think it will rise, borrow USDT and buy BTC (here, BTC is used as the currency you want to play). ) Let’s see how long it is to buy. On the contrary, you need to borrow BTC to sell short! Buying low and selling high, as the name suggests, is to borrow money to buy at a price you think is low and then sell it when it rises to the point where you think you have made enough. But... if If you borrow BTC and sell it at a high price and buy it at a low price, there will be residual coins left when you repay the money (the unsold BTC). At this time, it depends on whether you want to keep it or convert it into a small amount.
$BNB This article will address the problem first. Just ask. I wish you all a lot of money. The next article will talk about the big devil~~ Let’s open the contract~