I directly follow the order flow model, the win rate is also good, it's just the transaction volume footprint chart
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#事件合约 Many people asked me to share some experience, and I happen to be free tonight after getting off work early, so I specifically took a few screenshots to share. In the second image, you can see the contract price, and in the third image, the spot price. I prefer to look at both the spot and contract prices together. You can see that next to my order position there is a peak at 83032. In fact, the contract price did not reach 83000, then the double green at the peak shows a lack of strength to push up, and there is a red line down at 23.19. The contract price surged to 83000 at 23.20. As you can see, the spot price at 23.20 is 83067. We mainly look at the contract price, but the contract is highly volatile, and that one-minute line will jump up and down, affecting your ordering mood. Therefore, it is recommended to look at both the contract price and spot price together. The outcome is that the contract breaks through the resistance and continuously retraces. I only made a ten-minute trade. The reason for my order was that the green line continued to rise straight, and the double green dashed line did not break the previous peak. However, the contract price has been hovering below 83000. You can place a small bet, and if it continues to break through 83000 without retracing after two one-minute K-lines, then continue to wait for a weak K to appear.
#MyFirstFeedPost I would like to ask what the time period of this liquidation map means, I don't quite understand. Is there a master who can explain it? (Isn't it just that when the price reaches a certain point it will be liquidated? What is the significance of the time period?)