#事件合约 Let me explain how to open this thing. For example, if you like to play Bitcoin contracts, after entering the Bitcoin contract, there is a three horizontal lines icon in the upper right corner. Click on the three horizontal lines, and then there will be an event contract above. Just click on the event contract directly. The minimum investment for gameplay is five dollars, and you can choose to go long or short. Currently, the options I see are only 10 minutes, 30 minutes, one hour, and one day.

I used to play one-minute contracts for going long or short, and now Binance has introduced contracts for 10 minutes, 30 minutes, one hour, and even one day. Let me explain how to win with these long and short contracts.

First, I used to play one-minute contracts. How do you win? For example, if Bitcoin is at 104895, and you click to go long at that moment, the price may change to 104900. Then, this price of 104900 means that the closing price in the next 10 minutes must be greater than the price at which you opened the order, even if it is just one dollar higher, you win. If you go short, at the moment you open the order, the price must be lower than your opening price after 10 minutes, even if it drops by just one dollar, you win.

So, the main feedback for the long and short at that moment is whether the price after 10 minutes is higher or lower than your opening price. If it’s higher, you win with the long; if it’s lower, you win with the short.

The profit standard is that if you invest 10 dollars, you can earn 8 dollars. If you lose, you also lose 8 dollars.

What to pay attention to when playing this is that some important price levels need to appear, and you can only place orders when such suitable positions arise. This way, the safety factor is higher for success.

I have seen screenshots from some friends in the square, where some waited for a position for two hours.