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#FundingRates I recommend familiarizing yourself with the attached post regarding the funding rate. The topic is very relevant, especially for beginner traders. However, as I have noticed, not all advanced traders possess this information.
Understanding Funding Rate in Crypto Futures Trading
If you’ve traded crypto futures, you’ve likely come across something called the funding rate — but what exactly is it?
What Is Funding Rate?
Funding rate is a small periodic fee exchanged between long (buyers) and short (sellers) traders in perpetual futures contracts. It helps keep the contract price close to the real market (spot) price.
"Futures traders must be aware of funding rates — you may be charged every 8 hours, or in some cases, every 1 hour. Stay alert and manage your trades carefully."
How It Works
When the funding rate is positive, longs pay shorts. This means more traders are going long, so the system charges them.
When the funding rate is negative, shorts pay longs. This means the market is overly bearish, and short traders are charged.
Why It Matters to Traders
Regular Costs: It affects your profit, especially during long holding periods. A high funding rate can eat into your returns.
Market Sentiment Tool: A very high or low funding rate can hint at overbought or oversold conditions — useful for strategy decisions.
Pro Tip:
Avoid entering trades during extreme funding rates unless you're confident in the trend. Also, check funding intervals (every 8 hours on most platforms) to plan your entries wisely.
Conclusion:
The funding rate might seem small, but over time, it plays a big role in futures trading. Smart traders always watch it — and so should you.
#FundingRates
If you’ve traded crypto futures, you’ve likely come across something called the funding rate — but what exactly is it?
What Is Funding Rate?
Funding rate is a small periodic fee exchanged between long (buyers) and short (sellers) traders in perpetual futures contracts. It helps keep the contract price close to the real market (spot) price.
"Futures traders must be aware of funding rates — you may be charged every 8 hours, or in some cases, every 1 hour. Stay alert and manage your trades carefully."
How It Works
When the funding rate is positive, longs pay shorts. This means more traders are going long, so the system charges them.
When the funding rate is negative, shorts pay longs. This means the market is overly bearish, and short traders are charged.
Why It Matters to Traders
Regular Costs: It affects your profit, especially during long holding periods. A high funding rate can eat into your returns.
Market Sentiment Tool: A very high or low funding rate can hint at overbought or oversold conditions — useful for strategy decisions.
Pro Tip:
Avoid entering trades during extreme funding rates unless you're confident in the trend. Also, check funding intervals (every 8 hours on most platforms) to plan your entries wisely.
Conclusion:
The funding rate might seem small, but over time, it plays a big role in futures trading. Smart traders always watch it — and so should you.
#FundingRates
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#BROCCOLIF3BUSDT broccoli, I shook your house pipe. 😑 What kind of pirouettes are these? What are your thoughts, gentlemen?
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#TradingPsychology From my experience, I confirm that controlling one's emotions is the most important factor in trading. Trading psychology is a crucial factor; it significantly affects the effectiveness of trades and strategies. Despite the common misconception, the best traders are not those who have studied all the books and indicators, but those who have gained control over their emotions.
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Those who managed it are the good ones
#ORCA
Short on the market.
Take profit around: 2.209
Stop loss: above 3.07 But, I am using an entry of 1% of the deposit and cross margin. I am watching the market situation. + I do not rule out a final spike targeting 3.06-3.10
The price shot up almost vertically, breaking the BOS at 2.08 and rising above 2.80.
In such movements, there are always FVG and liquidity below, which are later 'taken'.
🎯 FVG zone at the very top — a trap point.
The upper candle with a long wick and an unfilled FVG — the perfect entry point. It is evident that the price is starting to push down, confirming weakened demand.
3. Below is a bunch of favorite FVG → a magnet for the price
Levels:
2.5150 — first stop (0.382 fibo)
2.3915 — strong level (0.5 fibo + FVG)
2.2679 / 2.1768 — deep retracement points
4. The impulse occurred without correction
The price did not retrace during the rise — which means a return to FVG is almost inevitable. Such pumps often lead to 'return to origin' on 50–70% of the impulse.
Short on the market.
Take profit around: 2.209
Stop loss: above 3.07 But, I am using an entry of 1% of the deposit and cross margin. I am watching the market situation. + I do not rule out a final spike targeting 3.06-3.10
The price shot up almost vertically, breaking the BOS at 2.08 and rising above 2.80.
In such movements, there are always FVG and liquidity below, which are later 'taken'.
🎯 FVG zone at the very top — a trap point.
The upper candle with a long wick and an unfilled FVG — the perfect entry point. It is evident that the price is starting to push down, confirming weakened demand.
3. Below is a bunch of favorite FVG → a magnet for the price
Levels:
2.5150 — first stop (0.382 fibo)
2.3915 — strong level (0.5 fibo + FVG)
2.2679 / 2.1768 — deep retracement points
4. The impulse occurred without correction
The price did not retrace during the rise — which means a return to FVG is almost inevitable. Such pumps often lead to 'return to origin' on 50–70% of the impulse.
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You always need to look for such a mentor in the office. Let the video make its own page and trading history.
🚨 WARNING: Crypto Scam Alert! 🚨
I want to share my experience so no one else falls into the same trap. I was scammed by a so-called trading mentor ( @tradingbycf_public )who promised profitable trades and a premium group. Here's how he deceived me:
🔹 He showed fake profits from his "premium members" to lure me in. 🔹 Charged me $250 for access to his group. 🔹 Offered a 50/50 profit-sharing futures trading deal. 🔹 The first trade was profitable, but every trade after that was a loss. 🔹 He made me post fake profit screenshots on Binance Square to attract more victims. 🔹 He told me to "hold" losing trades until my entire portfolio was wiped out.
📉 From $2000 → $0
This guy is running a fake promotional scam to attract new victims. Don’t fall for his tricks!
🔴 If you've been scammed by him or someone like this, speak up! 🔴 Report him to Binance Support and warn others in crypto groups. 🔴 Always be cautious of "mentors" promising guaranteed profits!
Let's stop these scammers from stealing more money from innocent traders! 🚫
#Cryptoscam #BinanceScamAlert #CryptoFraud #CryptoWarnings @tradingbycf_public
I want to share my experience so no one else falls into the same trap. I was scammed by a so-called trading mentor ( @tradingbycf_public )who promised profitable trades and a premium group. Here's how he deceived me:
🔹 He showed fake profits from his "premium members" to lure me in. 🔹 Charged me $250 for access to his group. 🔹 Offered a 50/50 profit-sharing futures trading deal. 🔹 The first trade was profitable, but every trade after that was a loss. 🔹 He made me post fake profit screenshots on Binance Square to attract more victims. 🔹 He told me to "hold" losing trades until my entire portfolio was wiped out.
📉 From $2000 → $0
This guy is running a fake promotional scam to attract new victims. Don’t fall for his tricks!
🔴 If you've been scammed by him or someone like this, speak up! 🔴 Report him to Binance Support and warn others in crypto groups. 🔴 Always be cautious of "mentors" promising guaranteed profits!
Let's stop these scammers from stealing more money from innocent traders! 🚫
#Cryptoscam #BinanceScamAlert #CryptoFraud #CryptoWarnings @tradingbycf_public
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Generally useless coins, as a rule. After the listing, I always have these coins for several years. None of them have risen normally, and many have even been removed from sale. The decision is yours.
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The only thing is, the margin on it is large. I only recommend it for a short position.
#ORCA
Short on the market.
Take profit around: 2.209
Stop loss: above 3.07 But, I am using an entry of 1% of the deposit and cross margin. I am watching the market situation. + I do not rule out a final spike targeting 3.06-3.10
The price shot up almost vertically, breaking the BOS at 2.08 and rising above 2.80.
In such movements, there are always FVG and liquidity below, which are later 'taken'.
🎯 FVG zone at the very top — a trap point.
The upper candle with a long wick and an unfilled FVG — the perfect entry point. It is evident that the price is starting to push down, confirming weakened demand.
3. Below is a bunch of favorite FVG → a magnet for the price
Levels:
2.5150 — first stop (0.382 fibo)
2.3915 — strong level (0.5 fibo + FVG)
2.2679 / 2.1768 — deep retracement points
4. The impulse occurred without correction
The price did not retrace during the rise — which means a return to FVG is almost inevitable. Such pumps often lead to 'return to origin' on 50–70% of the impulse.
Short on the market.
Take profit around: 2.209
Stop loss: above 3.07 But, I am using an entry of 1% of the deposit and cross margin. I am watching the market situation. + I do not rule out a final spike targeting 3.06-3.10
The price shot up almost vertically, breaking the BOS at 2.08 and rising above 2.80.
In such movements, there are always FVG and liquidity below, which are later 'taken'.
🎯 FVG zone at the very top — a trap point.
The upper candle with a long wick and an unfilled FVG — the perfect entry point. It is evident that the price is starting to push down, confirming weakened demand.
3. Below is a bunch of favorite FVG → a magnet for the price
Levels:
2.5150 — first stop (0.382 fibo)
2.3915 — strong level (0.5 fibo + FVG)
2.2679 / 2.1768 — deep retracement points
4. The impulse occurred without correction
The price did not retrace during the rise — which means a return to FVG is almost inevitable. Such pumps often lead to 'return to origin' on 50–70% of the impulse.
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#ORCAUSDT Let's shorten guys! Everyone profit 👌🏼
#ORCA
Short on the market.
Take profit around: 2.209
Stop loss: above 3.07 But, I am using an entry of 1% of the deposit and cross margin. I am watching the market situation. + I do not rule out a final spike targeting 3.06-3.10
The price shot up almost vertically, breaking the BOS at 2.08 and rising above 2.80.
In such movements, there are always FVG and liquidity below, which are later 'taken'.
🎯 FVG zone at the very top — a trap point.
The upper candle with a long wick and an unfilled FVG — the perfect entry point. It is evident that the price is starting to push down, confirming weakened demand.
3. Below is a bunch of favorite FVG → a magnet for the price
Levels:
2.5150 — first stop (0.382 fibo)
2.3915 — strong level (0.5 fibo + FVG)
2.2679 / 2.1768 — deep retracement points
4. The impulse occurred without correction
The price did not retrace during the rise — which means a return to FVG is almost inevitable. Such pumps often lead to 'return to origin' on 50–70% of the impulse.
Short on the market.
Take profit around: 2.209
Stop loss: above 3.07 But, I am using an entry of 1% of the deposit and cross margin. I am watching the market situation. + I do not rule out a final spike targeting 3.06-3.10
The price shot up almost vertically, breaking the BOS at 2.08 and rising above 2.80.
In such movements, there are always FVG and liquidity below, which are later 'taken'.
🎯 FVG zone at the very top — a trap point.
The upper candle with a long wick and an unfilled FVG — the perfect entry point. It is evident that the price is starting to push down, confirming weakened demand.
3. Below is a bunch of favorite FVG → a magnet for the price
Levels:
2.5150 — first stop (0.382 fibo)
2.3915 — strong level (0.5 fibo + FVG)
2.2679 / 2.1768 — deep retracement points
4. The impulse occurred without correction
The price did not retrace during the rise — which means a return to FVG is almost inevitable. Such pumps often lead to 'return to origin' on 50–70% of the impulse.
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Accumulation is happening. Growth is possible. Possible but not certain 😂
Guys!!! try to use hedging tool. it is a good to avoid big loss... what is your opinionm
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#ORCAUSDT catch the short. But for a short period, as the commission is quite high. Then don't say that I didn't give a signal.
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Gave away. There’s no need to be greedy. I made a decent profit on futures from the meek positions.
such a stick the bulls won't just give away.
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As they say, watch for the signals 😉
#FORTH The best tool for losing money! Do not go Long. Only Short!
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I shorted it well two days ago during my publication. I'm not keeping track of it now.
#FORTH The best tool for losing money! Do not go Long. Only Short!
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People, do you really believe it? 😂
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😂😂😂
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Since 1840 I hold 😂
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