#BB The more shorts there are, the higher it goes. The more longs there are, the lower it goes. Total investment is 260U, 80U liquidated, 60U in stock. No matter long or short, kill the long today and kill the short tomorrow. The dealer is eating both every day. I will never touch this coin again. It's like shit. If you are long, it's like shit. If you are short, it's like Kun without impotence.
#BB Both short and long positions were liquidated, and the anxious heart finally died. The short position died from the strong pull, and the long position died from the pin
Those who open short positions at $BB 0.6900 should be prepared for the worst. In the worst case, all assets will be wiped out after BB exceeds 0.8. I opened short positions at 0.6967, and my entire position was repeatedly pulled back by 40% to 50%. Next, it will either fall or be forced to rise by the market maker. If you are prepared to hold on, you should prepare more U. It is possible that there will not be many extreme fluctuations in the chart tomorrow, but in fact, the price has already risen and your position has been liquidated.
You think the rise is: 100→200, 100% profit with 100 leverage! Process: 100→150→50→120→80→180→60→? N times and you die in the process of repeatedly pulling noodles
$BB It's strange. When I buy high, it goes down. When I buy short, it goes up. As soon as I close the position, it returns to where it was. It's like fishing. You run away and you feel unwilling. If you hold on to it, you will lose a lot. As soon as you stop the loss and close the position, it returns to where it was.
Contracts often experience a big drop, but after you open a short position, it will rebound and then fall, and you will be stuck with this rebound. Unless you open a short position and it rises and falls all the way without a reversal, you can make a big profit. High-leverage contracts cannot be used for long-term leverage. The more you want to double your assets, the more you will close your positions. Even the 20 or so U of profit from a 125-leverage contract may not be enough to pay your handling fees.
If you open a short position, it will go up, if you open a long position, it will go down, if you open both positions, you will have to pay the handling fee
The price of U was 7.3 a few days ago, but it is 7.18 today. Is the appreciation of RMB the main reason? The price of U is a few yuan less than a few days ago.
A person I know in real life, with whom I have an average relationship, sent me a picture today and told me that he regretted it. He did not resist and ran away directly. The liquidation amount was fixed, and two more were forced to close. I can only say that I should be rational and not get carried away.