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《Little Lessons in Playing Contracts》
Before, in February and March, I followed a big guy to play contracts for the first time. The big guy asked me to prepare some money and set the parameters according to the parameters he gave me. At that time, Bitcoin was just bursting, and for safety reasons, I asked me to pull the forced liquidation price to a low enough level (within 50,000). I set it up like this with the idea that it is better to make less money than to make no money or even to blow up the position.
In the end, it was indeed relatively smooth. I slept on the night when it broke 69,000. The 10,000-point retracement did not blow me up. Later, I closed it at 68,000. I was quite happy to make a lot of money. At that time, I didn’t expect Bitcoin to go all the way to 73,000.
Later, when Bitcoin retreated to more than 60,000, I followed the big guy to short, and ended up being trapped. It was just that the forced liquidation price was high enough to not blow up (79,000), but it was still very uncomfortable because of the floating loss. Although I later added margin, I still took a few days to close it. Now I think if I didn’t close it at that time, I would have made money on this order.
To be honest, it is really uncomfortable to resist orders, a kind of taste of putting yourself on the fire rack. I haven't played with contracts since that order. It's not that I won't play anymore, but I'm just not in the mood for it right now.
It's best to keep the forced liquidation price far enough away when playing with contracts. If the general direction is fine, you can theoretically make money, but you need to have a strong enough mental quality, which is perhaps the most difficult part.
Before, in February and March, I followed a big guy to play contracts for the first time. The big guy asked me to prepare some money and set the parameters according to the parameters he gave me. At that time, Bitcoin was just bursting, and for safety reasons, I asked me to pull the forced liquidation price to a low enough level (within 50,000). I set it up like this with the idea that it is better to make less money than to make no money or even to blow up the position.
In the end, it was indeed relatively smooth. I slept on the night when it broke 69,000. The 10,000-point retracement did not blow me up. Later, I closed it at 68,000. I was quite happy to make a lot of money. At that time, I didn’t expect Bitcoin to go all the way to 73,000.
Later, when Bitcoin retreated to more than 60,000, I followed the big guy to short, and ended up being trapped. It was just that the forced liquidation price was high enough to not blow up (79,000), but it was still very uncomfortable because of the floating loss. Although I later added margin, I still took a few days to close it. Now I think if I didn’t close it at that time, I would have made money on this order.
To be honest, it is really uncomfortable to resist orders, a kind of taste of putting yourself on the fire rack. I haven't played with contracts since that order. It's not that I won't play anymore, but I'm just not in the mood for it right now.
It's best to keep the forced liquidation price far enough away when playing with contracts. If the general direction is fine, you can theoretically make money, but you need to have a strong enough mental quality, which is perhaps the most difficult part.
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$BTC Starting this morning (February 13, 2025), the upper short position funds have been strengthened
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$BTC #美股指数 U.S. stock indices opened significantly lower
On February 3, Jin Ten Data reported that U.S. stocks opened lower, with the Dow Jones down 553 points, the S&P 500 index down 1.65%, and the Nasdaq down 2.1%. Major tech stocks fell broadly, with TSMC (TSM.N) down about 5%, Tesla (TSLA.O) down about 4.5%, and Nvidia (NVDA.O) down about 5%. The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index fell 2%.
On February 3, Jin Ten Data reported that U.S. stocks opened lower, with the Dow Jones down 553 points, the S&P 500 index down 1.65%, and the Nasdaq down 2.1%. Major tech stocks fell broadly, with TSMC (TSM.N) down about 5%, Tesla (TSLA.O) down about 4.5%, and Nvidia (NVDA.O) down about 5%. The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index fell 2%.
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The result for #美联储议息会议 is out, meeting market expectations, no interest rate cut, maintaining the previous interest rate of 4.5% unchanged.
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#美联储利率决议即将公布 $BTC
The interest rate decision will be announced at 3 a.m. The market expects no rate cut and the previous value of 4.5% will remain unchanged.
The interest rate decision will be announced at 3 a.m. The market expects no rate cut and the previous value of 4.5% will remain unchanged.
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The market has dropped drastically, bloodbath😰
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$FLOKI Hahaha, it's finally your turn. It's worth it that I took so long to get it.
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