#PUMP token is highly likely to decrease in value in the near future due to several unfavorable factors. First of all, this token lacks real utility and mainly relies on FOMO psychology, causing new capital to gradually weaken. Additionally, early investors and whales may take profits, creating strong selling pressure. Trading volume is also decreasing, indicating that community interest is cooling off. In the context of overall market volatility, PUMP is even more susceptible to negative impacts. Therefore, PUMP is more suitable for short-term trading rather than long-term holding.
Opening and closing orders as a Taker incurs higher fees. Makers have lower fees. Being liquidated means you are a Taker, which incurs higher fees, plus the "liquidation assistance fee" from the exchange.
Antoine Maragni ifnF
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Can you guys help me??? Yesterday I deposited exactly 100 USDT and placed a short order. By midnight, it was liquidated. The total liquidation amount + fees was about 86.7 USDT. So where does the remaining part of my 100 - 86.7 = 13.3 USDT go?
$BTC brothers, I would like to ask. I engaged in a P2P transaction. I bought $100 and have fully paid the money. However, the recipient of the money updated the funds to their account slowly. But I don't know. They have reported my account. Now I have no way to appeal. Because I only have the money transfer receipt. The seller also acknowledged that they received the full payment and canceled the appeal. But my account is still restricted from P2P transactions. I hope you can help me.