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Myong Stives LkC8:

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$ADA bought at 0.5575 for 0.4% of nett profit #ShareYourTrade

ADA/USDT

Sell

Price

0.561

ADA

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$RESOLV bought at 0.1713 for quick profit #ShareYourTrade

RESOLV/USDT

Sell

Price

0.1778

RESOLV

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Bought at 0.1036...I mistakenly entered sell limit, when I wanted to enter sell stop limit (to move my stop loss above the entry price).

Well well...

$HOOK #ShareYourTrade

HOOK/USDT

Sell

Price

0.1056

HOOK

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$MAV Bought at 0.05938 for quick profit #ShareYourTrade

MAV/USDT

Sell

Price

0.05994

MAV

Torpedo Retador

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See original

We closed the operation of $SAHARA with benefits.

#Shareyourtrade

SAHARA/USDC

Sell

Price

0.09954962

SAHARA

Ashley1999:

Im 99% sure u closed without benefits and a loss

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Bought at 2.737, very tight SL, safety first#ShareYourTrade $TON

TON/USDT

Sell

Price

2.75

TON

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Bought at 133.01 #ShareYourTrade $SOL

SOL/USDT

Sell

Price

134

SOL

jeigg trades crypt 22295

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$BTC
Previous closed Long position of tradingpair BTCUSDT on Perpetual Futures, as of the last 24 hrs.
Entry point:103463.60
Closed Price:103541.40
PNL:0.07
Traded for 2hrs or more.
Profitable gain are less than the amount used for funding cost using BTC, that includes deduction of cost or funding fee of trading operations and commission and maintenance fee, if trading for longer duration, on Cross margin of Futures Perpetual.
Opened two or three trading positions of other tradingpairs at the same time, and winning position of this tradingpair, been used to fund the fee of other tradingpair losing position. Thus, this little amount of winning position of BTCUSDT trading pair is not really profitable.
#TradersLeague

BTCUSDT

Long

Closed

PNL (USDT)

+0.08

+3.16%

Thamaraiselvi

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Hours later, on Truth Social, he posted “UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER” in all caps. Two days later, he gave himself a two-week deadline to decide whether to launch a strike. He said there was still a “substantial chance” for diplomacy. By Saturday night, that chance was gone. US jets hit Iran’s Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan sites, pulling American forces into another war in the Middle East.#ShareYourTrade $XRP $BNB

XRP

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Trump had spent weeks saying he wanted a nuclear deal with Iran, even after Israel’s initial attack. He claimed Iran was open to it. But by Tuesday, his tone changed. First, he told reporters he didn’t want a ceasefire—he wanted “an end, a real end.”
Hours later, on Truth Social, he posted “UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER” in all caps. Two days later, he gave himself a two-week deadline to decide whether to launch a strike. He said there was still a “substantial chance” for diplomacy. By Saturday night, that chance was gone. US jets hit Iran’s Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan sites, pulling American forces into another war in the Middle East.
#ShareYourTrade #USNationalDebt $BTC $XRP

Today's PNL

2025-06-22

-$0.18

-0.39%

XRP

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Hi friends here is my asset distribution #ShareYourTrade $BNB $BTC

#ShareYourTrade The U.S. national debt is a constantly evolving figure. As of May 2025, the total national debt was approximately $36.2 trillion. This represents about 122% of the country's annual economic output (GDP). Here's a breakdown of some key aspects: * Current Figures: The debt continues to grow, having increased significantly in recent years. It breached the $30 trillion mark in February 2022. * Who Holds the Debt? The majority of the U.S. national debt is held domestically: * About 42% is held by U.S. private investors and entities (savings bonds, mutual funds, pension funds). * Around 20% is held by intragovernmental U.S. agencies and trusts. * Roughly 13% is held by the Federal Reserve. * Foreign investors hold about a quarter of the debt, with Japan and the United Kingdom being significant holders. * Causes of Growth: The national debt grows when the government spends more than it collects in revenue, leading to a budget deficit. This has been driven by factors such as: * Increased spending on national emergencies (e.g., wars, recessions). * Predictable structural factors like an aging population and rising healthcare costs. * Tax cuts that reduce government revenue. * Higher interest rates on the existing debt. * Impact: The growing national debt has several implications: * Interest Payments: A substantial portion of the federal budget goes towards paying interest on the debt. These payments are projected to continue rising. * Future Generations: The debt represents a burden on future generations, potentially limiting their economic opportunities and government's ability to invest in critical areas. * Economic Stability: While there's ongoing debate about the precise thresholds, a high and rising debt-to-GDP ratio can raise concerns about long-term economic stability. It's important to note that various sources provide slightly different figures due to the dynamic nature of the debt and reporting schedules. However, the overall trend of increasing debt is consistent across reports.$BNB $BTC

Bangash111

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No matter your strategy — share your trading operation today!

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Today's PNL

2025-06-21

-$0

-0.02%

Thamaraiselvi

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See my returns and portfolio breakdown. Here is my last 30 days asset distribution #ShareYourTrade $BNB $BTC

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#ShareYourTrade The U.S. national debt is a constantly evolving figure. As of May 2025, the total national debt was approximately $36.2 trillion. This represents about 122% of the country's annual economic output (GDP).
Here's a breakdown of some key aspects:
* Current Figures: The debt continues to grow, having increased significantly in recent years. It breached the $30 trillion mark in February 2022.
* Who Holds the Debt? The majority of the U.S. national debt is held domestically:
* About 42% is held by U.S. private investors and entities (savings bonds, mutual funds, pension funds).
* Around 20% is held by intragovernmental U.S. agencies and trusts.
* Roughly 13% is held by the Federal Reserve.
* Foreign investors hold about a quarter of the debt, with Japan and the United Kingdom being significant holders.
* Causes of Growth: The national debt grows when the government spends more than it collects in revenue, leading to a budget deficit. This has been driven by factors such as:
* Increased spending on national emergencies (e.g., wars, recessions).
* Predictable structural factors like an aging population and rising healthcare costs.
* Tax cuts that reduce government revenue.
* Higher interest rates on the existing debt.
* Impact: The growing national debt has several implications:
* Interest Payments: A substantial portion of the federal budget goes towards paying interest on the debt. These payments are projected to continue rising.
* Future Generations: The debt represents a burden on future generations, potentially limiting their economic opportunities and government's ability to invest in critical areas.
* Economic Stability: While there's ongoing debate about the precise thresholds, a high and rising debt-to-GDP ratio can raise concerns about long-term economic stability.
It's important to note that various sources provide slightly different figures due to the dynamic nature of the debt and reporting schedules. However, the overall trend of increasing debt is consistent across reports.$BNB $BTC

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Hi here is my today PNL status #ShareYourTrade #MarketPullback $BNB $BTC

Today's PNL

2025-06-21

+$0.07

+0.16%