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Vp bank has been preparing quietly, maybe it will open in the fourth quarter, if all foreign exchanges are blocked, it's tough for the guys to farm airdrop. Haiz, hopefully Binance will get a license to operate in Vietnam $BNB
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Bữa vội quá tao cũng ko để ý. Cứ đâu tiên mua. Mua xong dm lỗ gần chục triệu cay ko chịu được
There are several dogs 🐕 that are really tricky! Thought I was buying cheap, turned out I bought expensive!
There was a time I cashed out over a billion, and that guy even begged for more than a million, saying he needed it in small bills.
Scammer!
$BTC $NEAR $ETH
There was a time I cashed out over a billion, and that guy even begged for more than a million, saying he needed it in small bills.
Scammer!
$BTC $NEAR $ETH
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Thương funding trung binh lac 0.01% hoặc thấp hơn. Nếu quá cao vd như 0.5 hay 2% thì ko nên dinh vào. Ko có thanh khoản hoặc cbi cho cú gì đấy
#Funding I noticed that there are people being deducted 100u in Funding fees and many new participants in the Futures market are being charged high Funding fees without knowing how to calculate them. I'm posting this to share how to calculate Funding fees for those who are unfamiliar.
I will take the example of PTB, whose current Funding Rate is -0.67 (see the image below). The negative sign here means that if you take a Short position, you will be charged a Funding fee. If you take a Long position, you will receive a Funding fee. Conversely, if the Funding Rate is positive, Long positions will be charged a fee, and Short positions will receive a fee.
The formula for calculating the Funding fee is: Funding Fee = Total position volume x Funding Rate.
For example, for PTB shown in the image. If you open a Short position of 100u with a leverage of x20, your total position volume is 100x20 = 2000u. According to the Funding fee calculation formula, after the current cycle ends (when the time next to the Funding Rate approaches 0), the Short position holders have to pay a Funding fee = 2000 x 0.67% = 13.4$. Conversely, Long position holders will receive 13.4$. The Funding Rate is calculated based on the price difference between the Spot and Futures markets. You can check the Funding fee history to see what the highest Funding fee was.
I will take the example of PTB, whose current Funding Rate is -0.67 (see the image below). The negative sign here means that if you take a Short position, you will be charged a Funding fee. If you take a Long position, you will receive a Funding fee. Conversely, if the Funding Rate is positive, Long positions will be charged a fee, and Short positions will receive a fee.
The formula for calculating the Funding fee is: Funding Fee = Total position volume x Funding Rate.
For example, for PTB shown in the image. If you open a Short position of 100u with a leverage of x20, your total position volume is 100x20 = 2000u. According to the Funding fee calculation formula, after the current cycle ends (when the time next to the Funding Rate approaches 0), the Short position holders have to pay a Funding fee = 2000 x 0.67% = 13.4$. Conversely, Long position holders will receive 13.4$. The Funding Rate is calculated based on the price difference between the Spot and Futures markets. You can check the Funding fee history to see what the highest Funding fee was.
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Mình lâu lâu có bật vpn lên nhưng ko vào binance đươc. Tăt thì vào đươc ko biết có sao ko
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Just One Mistake Can Cause You to Lose Your Binance Account – Permanently
In the world of cryptocurrency, safety and compliance are vital. Unfortunately, many Binance users have paid dearly for seemingly small mistakes. Losing access to your account not only means losing the ability to trade, but it can also result in losing all assets stored on the platform – with nearly no chance of recovery. Here are 5 serious mistakes that Binance users often make – along with ways to avoid them:
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Thường là mây thương nhân trung quốc. Nó add zalo để lùa vào nhóm lừa đảo đó
Can you guys tell me why they keep liking to send pictures through Zalo?
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