Jean Stark
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$SPK Please let me know if anyone knows what is needed to reduce the pnl of unmatched orders?
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$ALT
Damn, how did this happen ?? +94% and I'm out again. How to find out which coin will be next?🤔
Damn, how did this happen ?? +94% and I'm out again. How to find out which coin will be next?🤔
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What do you think, is it still possible to short or is it too late now? 😅🤔?
$ZKJ
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Greetings friends 😉 If you are new to trading and want to try yourself in futures, then choose more stable coins, you shouldn't start with new and highly volatile coins, especially those that have just been released. Also, don't take a large leverage, like x100 and x75. Your friend is leverage up to x15 at most.
In general, don't do like I do 😅 Because in a minute it can wipe you out completely, and all your deposit will fly into oblivion📈📉💸
I don't use stop loss and closing positions at the stop, because many times the price has returned and it was possible to close the position in profit, but for this, you must have enough margin to hold the trade until that moment ☝️
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In general, don't do like I do 😅 Because in a minute it can wipe you out completely, and all your deposit will fly into oblivion📈📉💸
I don't use stop loss and closing positions at the stop, because many times the price has returned and it was possible to close the position in profit, but for this, you must have enough margin to hold the trade until that moment ☝️
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#learnAndEarn New quiz from Binance $ACE go to the Learn and Earn section, watch videos, take tests, and earn coins 👍
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#BinanceSquare great opportunity to earn points just for logging in and writing posts. Then these points can be exchanged for vouchers $USDC in the bonus center ☝️ Lately, I've been so lazy that I only earn points for logging in 😅 but I'll improve)
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Hello friends 😉👋 I want to talk to you today about the Binance contests. The promotion for simple earn on staking ETH hasn't ended yet. What do you think, is it fair that only the top 50 places will receive rewards??
For example, I met the conditions and staked an equivalent of about $150, and I'm still in 2105th place 🥲 This means that only those who have large assets at their disposal will receive rewards... In general, people who don't really need these small amounts as a reward... So what should beginners do??? Those who don't have large savings? It seems to me that Binance needs to reconsider its contest policies 🙃
Hello friends 😉👋 I want to talk to you today about the Binance contests. The promotion for simple earn on staking ETH hasn't ended yet. What do you think, is it fair that only the top 50 places will receive rewards??
For example, I met the conditions and staked an equivalent of about $150, and I'm still in 2105th place 🥲 This means that only those who have large assets at their disposal will receive rewards... In general, people who don't really need these small amounts as a reward... So what should beginners do??? Those who don't have large savings? It seems to me that Binance needs to reconsider its contest policies 🙃
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#MarketRebound
Today, global markets are showing a powerful rebound after recent declines: the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) is trading around $599.7, closely approaching recent highs. In crypto, Bitcoin is nearing $108K, fueled by the activity of large long positions (20× longs — see whale trade), and is preparing for a possible breakout of ATH in the next 1–2 weeks.
📊 What have been the drivers?
Statements from the US and China about reducing trade tensions have increased risk appetite — stock and crypto markets responded with growth.
The technical picture in Bitcoin according to RSI/MACD shows ghostly strength — plus altcoins are coming back to life, capital is returning.
Analysts are expressing cautious optimism: the rebound might continue, but sustainability is in question — a temporary correction is possible.
🔍 For traders, this means:
1. The rebound is a chance to enter on a retest.
2. Move your stop-loss under the nearest technical levels.
3. Keep an eye on the news — if trade negotiations intensify, there may be a continuation of growth.
4. If the rebound is weak — this is a warning, a fake "dead cat bounce" is possible.
In summary: on one hand — short-term optimism and profits from risk, on the other — high volatility and risk of correction.
Today, global markets are showing a powerful rebound after recent declines: the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) is trading around $599.7, closely approaching recent highs. In crypto, Bitcoin is nearing $108K, fueled by the activity of large long positions (20× longs — see whale trade), and is preparing for a possible breakout of ATH in the next 1–2 weeks.
📊 What have been the drivers?
Statements from the US and China about reducing trade tensions have increased risk appetite — stock and crypto markets responded with growth.
The technical picture in Bitcoin according to RSI/MACD shows ghostly strength — plus altcoins are coming back to life, capital is returning.
Analysts are expressing cautious optimism: the rebound might continue, but sustainability is in question — a temporary correction is possible.
🔍 For traders, this means:
1. The rebound is a chance to enter on a retest.
2. Move your stop-loss under the nearest technical levels.
3. Keep an eye on the news — if trade negotiations intensify, there may be a continuation of growth.
4. If the rebound is weak — this is a warning, a fake "dead cat bounce" is possible.
In summary: on one hand — short-term optimism and profits from risk, on the other — high volatility and risk of correction.
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#NasdaqETFUpdate
Nasdaq Requests SEC Approval for Dogecoin ETF Listing
Nasdaq submitted a proposal on April 28 for the listing and trading of shares of the 21Shares Dogecoin ETF on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The ETF, which will be managed by 21Shares US LLC, aims to provide investors with indirect access to DOGE through a traditional brokerage account.
According to the application, the Trust is structured as a passive investment vehicle and will not use leverage, derivative financial instruments, or speculative trading strategies. It will track the performance of dogecoin using the CF DOGE-Dollar US Settlement Price Index. The document states:
"The investment objective of the Trust is to attempt to track the performance of dogecoin as measured by the Pricing Benchmark, taking into account the expenses and other liabilities of the Trust."
Nasdaq Requests SEC Approval for Dogecoin ETF Listing
Nasdaq submitted a proposal on April 28 for the listing and trading of shares of the 21Shares Dogecoin ETF on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The ETF, which will be managed by 21Shares US LLC, aims to provide investors with indirect access to DOGE through a traditional brokerage account.
According to the application, the Trust is structured as a passive investment vehicle and will not use leverage, derivative financial instruments, or speculative trading strategies. It will track the performance of dogecoin using the CF DOGE-Dollar US Settlement Price Index. The document states:
"The investment objective of the Trust is to attempt to track the performance of dogecoin as measured by the Pricing Benchmark, taking into account the expenses and other liabilities of the Trust."
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I don't remember what the promotion was, but thank you anyway Binance 🫡
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#OrderTypes101
Market Orders
Market orders are the simplest type of orders, allowing traders to buy or sell cryptocurrency at the current market price. Market orders are executed instantly upon placement and are excellent tools for traders looking to seize the moment.
However, by prioritizing speed over price, the actual execution price of a market order may differ from the displayed market price, especially in highly volatile markets. Additionally, during periods of high volatility or low liquidity, there may be fewer buyers or sellers willing to execute trades at the current market price. As a result, your market order may be filled at a less favorable price, further contributing to potential slippage.
Limit Orders
Limit orders allow traders to set specific price levels at which they want to buy or sell cryptocurrency. Unlike market orders, which trigger instantly upon placement and prioritize execution speed over price.
Market Orders
Market orders are the simplest type of orders, allowing traders to buy or sell cryptocurrency at the current market price. Market orders are executed instantly upon placement and are excellent tools for traders looking to seize the moment.
However, by prioritizing speed over price, the actual execution price of a market order may differ from the displayed market price, especially in highly volatile markets. Additionally, during periods of high volatility or low liquidity, there may be fewer buyers or sellers willing to execute trades at the current market price. As a result, your market order may be filled at a less favorable price, further contributing to potential slippage.
Limit Orders
Limit orders allow traders to set specific price levels at which they want to buy or sell cryptocurrency. Unlike market orders, which trigger instantly upon placement and prioritize execution speed over price.
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