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To set up hedging settings from the futures interface, follow these steps illustrated in the images.
This method allows you to open two trades at the same time for the same currency.
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$BIO
Advice: Control your emotions and be cautious during this time of greed.
Meaning: After achieving the goal you set, do not regret any lost profit by saying if it had continued, I would have earned more.

It will not start until you reach 0.120

And now what ....towards the goal 0.117

The currency is going down to the target I told you about

There is also a hammer candle on the daily frame

There is also no buying indicator now ...no candle, no indicator, and no volume.

On the 2-hour frame, the MA indicator intersects, which means a short-term continuation of the decline before starting to rise.

long

#MarketGreedRising
You can take advantage of the short time frame in trading by:

1. Day Trading
- *Taking advantage of short-term fluctuations*: You can benefit from short-term price fluctuations in the short time frame.
- *Repeated buying and selling*: You can repeatedly buy and sell in the short time frame to achieve small profits.

2. Trading Strategies
- *Strategies based on technical analysis*: You can use trading strategies based on technical analysis, such as using technical indicators and price patterns.
- *Strategies based on price action*: You can use trading strategies based on price action, such as buying at support and selling at resistance.

3. Risk Management
- *Setting stop-loss levels*: You should set stop-loss levels for all trades to minimize potential losses.
- *Setting take-profit levels*: You should set take-profit levels for all trades to realize profits.

4. Focus on Liquid Assets
- *Choosing high liquidity assets*: You should choose high liquidity assets in the short time frame to avoid problems when entering and exiting trades.

5. Leveraging Technology
- *Using electronic trading platforms*: You can use electronic trading platforms to execute

This is how targets are hunted. Earn 2.22 dollars from a deal of size 0.40 dollars $GTC
$XRP

@BitlayerLabs،
#Bitlayer،
The difference between USD-M and Coin-M is due to the type of futures contracts used for trading on the Binance platform:

USD-M
1. *USD Futures Contracts*: These contracts are settled in US dollars.
2. *Margin Trading in US Dollars*: US dollars can be used as collateral for trading.
3. *Example*: If you are trading a Bitcoin futures contract in US dollars, your profits and losses will be in US dollars.

Coin-M
1. *Crypto Futures Contracts*: These contracts are settled in the cryptocurrency itself (such as Bitcoin).
2. *Margin Trading in Cryptocurrency*: The cryptocurrency can be used as collateral for trading.
3. *Example*: If you are trading a Bitcoin futures contract in Bitcoin, your profits and losses will be in Bitcoin.

Main Difference
The main difference between USD-M and Coin-M is the currency used for settlement and margin. In USD-M, US dollars are used, while in Coin-M, the cryptocurrency itself is used. This affects how profits and losses are calculated, as well as the trading strategies employed.

#ETHRally
There are no directly connected cryptocurrencies to oil on the Binance platform, but there are some currencies that may be affected by oil prices or are linked to the energy industry. Here are some examples:

Energy-related currencies
1. *Power Ledger (POWR)*: A digital currency focused on energy trading and the environment.
2. *WePower (WPR)*: A digital currency focused on renewable energy trading.

Oil futures
1. *Oil futures contracts*: Oil futures contracts can be traded on some platforms, but not directly on Binance.

How to trade
1. *Create an account on Binance*: You need to create an account on the Binance platform to start trading.
2. *Deposit funds*: You need to deposit funds into your Binance account to start trading.
3. *Choose the currency*: Select the currency you want to trade.
4. *Execute trades*: You can execute buy or sell trades for the selected currency.

Notes
1. *No direct currencies*: There are no directly linked cryptocurrencies to oil on Binance.
2. *Impact of oil prices*: Some currencies may be affected by oil prices, but not directly.
3. *Look for opportunities*: You should look for trading opportunities based on market analysis and trends.

#DeFiGetsGraded
The difference between crypto and forex comes down to several factors, including:

1. Markets
- *Crypto*: Cryptocurrency market, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.
- *Forex*: Foreign exchange market, where traditional currencies such as the dollar and euro are traded.

2. Liquidity
- *Crypto*: Liquidity in the crypto market can be limited, especially for lesser-known cryptocurrencies.
- *Forex*: The forex market is the largest financial market in the world, with very high liquidity.

3. Volatility
- *Crypto*: The crypto market is known for its high volatility, where prices can change very quickly.
- *Forex*: The forex market can also be volatile, but typically the volatility is less severe than in the crypto market.

4. Regulation
- *Crypto*: The crypto market is not subject to a unified global regulation, and laws and regulations can vary from country to country.
- *Forex*: The forex market is subject to strong regulations in many countries, and brokers must obtain licenses from regulatory authorities.

5. Investment
- *Crypto*: Investing in crypto can be high risk, but it can also provide high returns.
- *Forex*: Investing in forex can be less risky than crypto, but it still requires a good understanding of the market and trading strategies.

#CreatorPad
BOS, MSS, and CHOCH are abbreviations used in the field of technical analysis of financial markets, referring to different concepts in analyzing trends and patterns in the markets.

BOS (Break of Structure)
- Definition: BOS refers to a break in price structure, occurring when an important support or resistance level is broken on the price chart.
- Impact: BOS can indicate a change in trend or a continuation of the current trend, depending on the direction of the break.

MSS (Market Structure Shift)
- Definition: MSS refers to a shift in market structure, occurring when the overall market trend changes from bullish to bearish or vice versa.
- Impact: MSS can indicate a significant change in the overall market trend.

CHOCH (Change of Character)
- Definition: CHOCH refers to a change in the nature of price movement, which can indicate a change in trend or a continuation of the current trend.
- Impact: CHOCH can indicate a change in market dynamics and may present an opportunity for traders to enter new positions.

The difference between BOS, MSS, and CHOCH
- Purpose: BOS focuses on breaking support and resistance levels, while MSS focuses on shifts in market structure, and CHOCH focuses on changes in the nature of price movement.
- Impact: BOS and CHOCH can indicate a change in trend or a continuation of the current trend, while MSS indicates a significant change in the overall market trend.
- Usage: BOS, MSS, and CHOCH can be used to identify entry and exit points for trades and to determine the overall market trend.

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$ENA
The model can appear on any timeframe, but the following timeframes are generally used:

Common Timeframes
1. *Short Timeframe*: 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour.
2. *Medium Timeframe*: 4 hours, daily, weekly.
3. *Long Timeframe*: monthly, quarterly, annual.

Choosing the Right Timeframe
1. *Day Traders*: Prefer short timeframes, such as 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes.
2. *Medium-term Traders*: Prefer medium timeframes, such as 4 hours, daily, weekly.
3. *Long-term Investors*: Prefer long timeframes, such as monthly, quarterly, annual.

Factors Affecting Timeframe Choice
1. *Trading Goals*: The timeframe should align with trading goals, whether short-term or long-term.
2. *Trading Strategy*: The timeframe should align with the trading strategy, whether it relies on technical or fundamental analysis.
3. *Available Time*: The timeframe should align with the time available for the trader, whether they have enough time to monitor the market or not.