Why is the wear significant when you trade Alpha on Binance?
Recently, I have been trading too much Alpha, and I have a little insight.
Brothers, pay attention to the amount in the red box when you are trading.
The exchanged amount must be equivalent, otherwise this transaction will result in stable wear.
According to the calculation of 1025, each transaction is 1024.79,
Conversely, if the exchanged amount is less than your 1025, then you should not trade,
because you will definitely incur a loss when you buy and sell. Give it a try!
For example, if I exchange 1025.17 and receive 1025.17 back, then it's fine.
If it’s less than 1025.17, you will incur a loss, and if it’s more than 1025.17, there’s a high probability of exchange failure.
Make sure to check the amount below when trading.
The ZKJ in the image is just something I randomly clicked on to take a screenshot; it's not what I am trading.
Recently, I have been trading too much Alpha, and I have a little insight.
Brothers, pay attention to the amount in the red box when you are trading.
The exchanged amount must be equivalent, otherwise this transaction will result in stable wear.
According to the calculation of 1025, each transaction is 1024.79,
Conversely, if the exchanged amount is less than your 1025, then you should not trade,
because you will definitely incur a loss when you buy and sell. Give it a try!
For example, if I exchange 1025.17 and receive 1025.17 back, then it's fine.
If it’s less than 1025.17, you will incur a loss, and if it’s more than 1025.17, there’s a high probability of exchange failure.
Make sure to check the amount below when trading.
The ZKJ in the image is just something I randomly clicked on to take a screenshot; it's not what I am trading.
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