Just to add: The reason for flattening the contract position is that there must be no contract holdings in order to adjust the dual position function of the contract. Therefore, if you want to enable the dual position function, you need to handle the contract holdings in advance. 💰

The BTC whale just opened a $500 million short position, with a liquidation price near 85600, but the bulls in the market just can't do anything about it. The bulls are really weak, including me as a bull, haha 😂

ETH just closed all positions because the current market still needs to continue consolidating. A few days ago, a friend suggested that we should open a two-way position, which allows us to lock in profits at good positions and gain excess returns during a fluctuating market. I think that's a great suggestion, and I should adopt it! The contract costs in the crypto world are quite different from those in the stock market; they won't show a reduction in cost just because you made a profit in trading, otherwise, I would push the cost to negative 😆

Once the contract's two-way position is opened, you can hold both long and short positions on the same contract simultaneously, which is very practical in a fluctuating market. For example, if you hold a long position in ETH at the bottom of 1850 and the resistance level during consolidation is at 1950, you can open a proportionate short position to lock in profits. When it drops down to around 1900 and you close it out, you gain a range profit of 50u, and your long position at the bottom of 1850 can still be retained to capture further upside profits until it breaks upward.
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