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Time to add a little more. Take advantage of the offer. You'll be able to get more later.
because I invested at the top 😮💨
when I invested it was at 240 U$SOL
when I invested it was at 240 U$SOL
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I was full of expectations on the day of its launch. I bought it believing in 1,000% gains. As soon as the fall began, I got out.
"I’m outraged and deeply disappointed by the Trump Coin investment. Like many others, I put my hard-earned money into it, believing it was a smart financial move. Instead, we’ve been left with losses, and for some, the consequences are devastating.
As a student, I invested my semester fees, hoping for returns that never came. Now, I’m facing financial hardship, and I know I’m not alone. Many innocent investors—especially students trying to secure their future—have been misled and taken advantage of.
It’s unacceptable that people trusted this project, only to be left struggling. This isn’t just a bad investment—it’s a betrayal. Shame on those responsible for promoting false hope!"
#TRUMP #BTC #Write2Earn #HotTrends #TrendingTopic
As a student, I invested my semester fees, hoping for returns that never came. Now, I’m facing financial hardship, and I know I’m not alone. Many innocent investors—especially students trying to secure their future—have been misled and taken advantage of.
It’s unacceptable that people trusted this project, only to be left struggling. This isn’t just a bad investment—it’s a betrayal. Shame on those responsible for promoting false hope!"
#TRUMP #BTC #Write2Earn #HotTrends #TrendingTopic
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I will try to follow the tips that seem more accessible and bring results from these enhanced strategies. 😇
Hello, everyone!
I'm still a nobody in the #Cryptos universe. I do the basic "rice and beans", which is to be very patient and know that rule number 0 is to buy low and sell high. I don't despair when the price drops. I can say that I am patient with market volatility. Anyway, I am very obedient to these rules and that is why my portfolio has been minimally profitable.
Today I am positioned mostly in $BTC, $ETH and $SOL, and with buy and sell orders triggered for all of them, with fragmented values. Maybe the same as ten out of ten investors do here.
But the question I have is: what is my next step?
More specifically, what would be the second step to expand my profit margin? I believe it is not reading charts or economic forecasts. I am referring to the basics! The next step is to place purchase orders for X amount and sell orders for Y.
What do you do and recommend to a layperson? I'm here to learn how to spice up my basics a little bit. What would you teach a complete layperson in this universe?
Help me to expand new possibilities. I'm counting on you! 😁
I'm still a nobody in the #Cryptos universe. I do the basic "rice and beans", which is to be very patient and know that rule number 0 is to buy low and sell high. I don't despair when the price drops. I can say that I am patient with market volatility. Anyway, I am very obedient to these rules and that is why my portfolio has been minimally profitable.
Today I am positioned mostly in $BTC, $ETH and $SOL, and with buy and sell orders triggered for all of them, with fragmented values. Maybe the same as ten out of ten investors do here.
But the question I have is: what is my next step?
More specifically, what would be the second step to expand my profit margin? I believe it is not reading charts or economic forecasts. I am referring to the basics! The next step is to place purchase orders for X amount and sell orders for Y.
What do you do and recommend to a layperson? I'm here to learn how to spice up my basics a little bit. What would you teach a complete layperson in this universe?
Help me to expand new possibilities. I'm counting on you! 😁
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Hello, everyone!
I'm still a nobody in the #Cryptos universe. I do the basic "rice and beans", which is to be very patient and know that rule number 0 is to buy low and sell high. I don't despair when the price drops. I can say that I am patient with market volatility. Anyway, I am very obedient to these rules and that is why my portfolio has been minimally profitable.
Today I am positioned mostly in $BTC, $ETH and $SOL, and with buy and sell orders triggered for all of them, with fragmented values. Maybe the same as ten out of ten investors do here.
But the question I have is: what is my next step?
More specifically, what would be the second step to expand my profit margin? I believe it is not reading charts or economic forecasts. I am referring to the basics! The next step is to place purchase orders for X amount and sell orders for Y.
What do you do and recommend to a layperson? I'm here to learn how to spice up my basics a little bit. What would you teach a complete layperson in this universe?
Help me to expand new possibilities. I'm counting on you! 😁
I'm still a nobody in the #Cryptos universe. I do the basic "rice and beans", which is to be very patient and know that rule number 0 is to buy low and sell high. I don't despair when the price drops. I can say that I am patient with market volatility. Anyway, I am very obedient to these rules and that is why my portfolio has been minimally profitable.
Today I am positioned mostly in $BTC, $ETH and $SOL, and with buy and sell orders triggered for all of them, with fragmented values. Maybe the same as ten out of ten investors do here.
But the question I have is: what is my next step?
More specifically, what would be the second step to expand my profit margin? I believe it is not reading charts or economic forecasts. I am referring to the basics! The next step is to place purchase orders for X amount and sell orders for Y.
What do you do and recommend to a layperson? I'm here to learn how to spice up my basics a little bit. What would you teach a complete layperson in this universe?
Help me to expand new possibilities. I'm counting on you! 😁
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Dude, this is basic information that I didn't even know how to access. Very well explained! Congratulations and thanks for the guidance!
Have you bought an asset, but are you afraid of market fluctuations? Don't worry, let's learn together how to place an OCO order to protect your assets!! #MicroStrategy"
To set this, click on the arrow below buy/sell, select OCO from the list. This will add more fields where you can enter your price and quantity. We will see what these fields are below.
Sections for OCO order
Limit TP = Maximum sale = with profits
Stop Loss SL = minimum sale = to mitigate losses.
Stop Limit = in case the asset plummets all at once and goes straight through the Stop Loss.
Think of the Limit as a sale for profit, think of the Stop-Loss as an order to minimize losses in case of a crash, and the Stop Limit in case the asset has a very sharp drop, it serves as a backup for the stop loss.
Example:
I bought WLD at $1.70. It is now trading at $1.89. I want to sell it if it hits $5 (TP) and make a profit.
However, if it drops to $1.75 (Stop Loss) I want to sell it to limit my loss.
And if it drops too fast and goes straight through the first stop, I sell it at $1.65 (Stop Limit), thus ensuring a minimum loss.
When I enter these numbers in the fields, the following orders are created. In the first one, there is the Limit-Maker (TP) order, the second is the Stop-Loss (SL) order, and below it the Stop-Limit.
Lastly, select the amount of assets you want to protect and click sell and that's it, order created. You have just protected yourself against sudden market changes.
Because if the asset hits a peak, rises too quickly and you don't see it, you will have losses, if the asset drops too quickly, suddenly, you will also lose.
So it's better to be prepared!!
If any of these orders are executed, the others will be canceled, as there would be nothing to sell. This is OCO — One Cancels the Other.
To set this, click on the arrow below buy/sell, select OCO from the list. This will add more fields where you can enter your price and quantity. We will see what these fields are below.
Sections for OCO order
Limit TP = Maximum sale = with profits
Stop Loss SL = minimum sale = to mitigate losses.
Stop Limit = in case the asset plummets all at once and goes straight through the Stop Loss.
Think of the Limit as a sale for profit, think of the Stop-Loss as an order to minimize losses in case of a crash, and the Stop Limit in case the asset has a very sharp drop, it serves as a backup for the stop loss.
Example:
I bought WLD at $1.70. It is now trading at $1.89. I want to sell it if it hits $5 (TP) and make a profit.
However, if it drops to $1.75 (Stop Loss) I want to sell it to limit my loss.
And if it drops too fast and goes straight through the first stop, I sell it at $1.65 (Stop Limit), thus ensuring a minimum loss.
When I enter these numbers in the fields, the following orders are created. In the first one, there is the Limit-Maker (TP) order, the second is the Stop-Loss (SL) order, and below it the Stop-Limit.
Lastly, select the amount of assets you want to protect and click sell and that's it, order created. You have just protected yourself against sudden market changes.
Because if the asset hits a peak, rises too quickly and you don't see it, you will have losses, if the asset drops too quickly, suddenly, you will also lose.
So it's better to be prepared!!
If any of these orders are executed, the others will be canceled, as there would be nothing to sell. This is OCO — One Cancels the Other.
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365 days x 24h = 8,760 hours. Since you are earning 15.00 every 10h, that will be a total of 13,140 reais in a year. You won't get rich, but if you reinvest that money...
I invested R$$ 600 yesterday at 3 pm and I have already earned R$15 (10 hours later). How long will it take to become a millionaire? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I'll tell you what I would do: even though it's a shitcoin, I wouldn't sell it when it's low. The rise in Bitcoin could at least give it a little push. It's a game of patience, really.
$VELODROME If you can leave information about this currency, it will help me. Some time ago I bought R$4,400 of it when it was worth R$1.79, now it is worth R$0.85, that is, a drop of on average 50%, my initial equity is only R$2,000 now. I need to know if I should hold on for the long term or if in another currency I can recover the lost value, since the loss was high. Indications will be welcome.
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