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why would you take such high leverage
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Please suggest hold or close?
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well I give you one thing... the extent of bad mathematics ... but good to get number of comments on your post. LoL 😂
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lOL 🤣😆 ... delusional
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Gold vs. Bitcoin: The Tale of Physical and Digital Treasure
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Trust the Process: Navigating Bitcoin’s Recent Fall Bitcoin’s recent downturn has once again tested the patience of investors. While panic-selling and fear dominate the market, seasoned traders know that volatility is part of the game. The key to long-term success? Trust the process. Avoid High Leverage – Market corrections like these wipe out over-leveraged traders first. If you're using excessive leverage, you risk liquidation before the market has a chance to recover. Play it smart—trade with manageable risk. What Goes Down Must Come Up – Bitcoin has seen countless crashes before, only to bounce back stronger. The fundamental thesis behind BTC remains intact, and history has rewarded those who stayed patient rather than those who capitulated at the bottom. Keep Averaging if Your Pocket Allows – Timing the bottom is nearly impossible, but disciplined dollar-cost averaging (DCA) ensures you're accumulating at lower prices. If you believe in BTC’s long-term potential, these dips are opportunities, not disasters. Short-term pain is the price of long-term gains. Trust the process, manage your risk, and remember—Bitcoin rewards patience. $BTC $ETH $SOL #USTariffs #MarketPullback #USCryptoReserve #AlwaysBullish
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#USCryptoReserve $XRP $ETH $SOL In a groundbreaking move to position the United States as a leader in the digital asset space, President Donald Trump announced the creation of a U.S. Crypto Strategic Reserve. This reserve will encompass major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), XRP, Solana (SOL), and Cardano (ADA). The announcement led to a significant surge in cryptocurrency markets: Bitcoin (BTC): Surpassed $92,000. Ethereum (ETH): Climbed to $2,468. XRP: Increased to $2.87. Solana (SOL): Rose above $173. Cardano (ADA): Reached $1.04. This strategic initiative aims to bolster the U.S.'s position in the rapidly evolving blockchain and cryptocurrency sectors. The administration has also planned the inaugural White House Crypto Summit on March 7 to further discuss and promote digital asset adoption. While the move has been lauded by many in the crypto community, questions remain regarding the implementation and regulatory framework of the Crypto Strategic Reserve. Details about its operation and integration into existing financial systems are yet to be clarified. This development marks a pivotal shift in the U.S. government's approach to digital assets, signaling a more proactive stance in embracing and integrating cryptocurrencies into national economic strategies.
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