if you want to hold in the future, just use leverage 2-4 times, enter into stable coins like paxg.
come_back2660
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if you think you will get RICH in the crypto world through futures, that is wrong. no one can become rich from trading. it’s all just manipulation and motivation to get you to dive in. my advice is to just buy $bitcoin, no need for anything else. hold it for 1-3 years
our kayak order is still in line, and before the order gets picked up it suddenly went down, so if we need 100 lots to return from the drop point, our order is in line 110, that's it
METORA
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Honestly, I am disappointed😮💨 why isn't the TP connecting a*j$XRP
Vaulta is the result of the rebranding of the EOS Network announced in March 2025. This rebranding was carried out to shift EOS's focus from merely being a smart contract platform to a provider of integrated Web3 banking services with traditional and decentralized financial solutions.
Main Focus of Vaulta:
1. Wealth Management
2. Consumer Payments
3. Portfolio Investments
4. Insurance
Vaulta is also planning integration with exSat (a Bitcoin-based banking solution) and strategic partnerships with Ceffu, Spirit Blockchain, and Blockchain Insurance Inc.
Token Swap from EOS to Vaulta:
EOS token holders will be able to swap their tokens for Vaulta tokens at a ratio of 1:1 through a swap portal scheduled to be active by the end of May 2025. This process will run for 4 months and will be available on more than 140 exchanges that previously listed EOS.
Impact of Rebranding:
The announcement of this rebranding immediately caused the price of EOS to rise by about 26% within 24 hours, with trading volume increasing by 631% and open interest rising by 33% — indicating that the market is quite enthusiastic about this change.
Conclusion:
Vaulta aims to be a major player in the Web3 banking world, offering more modern, open, and decentralized financial services.
I think #OM is just heading towards its fair price, it initially had a price of 0.2$ until it then bull ran due to being scooped up by the market maker, and this market maker is dumping goods, it seems like hehe if it is true then it seems like it will continue to drop until it reaches 0.02$
Trading is like a leisurely walk or a light jog, continuing until you reach your goal, it's not a sprint and then sleep, tomorrow another sprint and then sleep,
no matter how much capital you have, reach your goal, for example, "I have a capital of 100$ , I want this to become $1000"
that's a good goal, it doesn't have to be achievable in a few weeks or months, the important thing is that you reach your goal,
Unless you are ready to enter using maximum leverage, with 100% funds, and you are prepared for liquidation, then don't be sad..
OrangGilanyaIni
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It is quite common to see people getting liquidated or facing a margin call and then feeling sad, or suffering significant losses and crying while writing "what should I do 😭"
Do they not understand risk management, risk-reward ratio, and how to determine order size and stop loss?
These three things must be understood first, determine where the stop loss is, and determine "how many dollars you are willing to lose when the stop loss is hit", this will later determine what size you should enter,
for example, if you want to lose $1 when the stop loss is triggered, and the stop loss price is a certain distance from the entry price, then you determine what size to enter so that when the stop loss is hit you will only lose $1.
No matter how far your stop loss point is, if you understand this, you will still lose only 1$ .
Then occasionally monitor your position, if you are already in floating profit, move the stop loss to your entry price to achieve zero risk trading.
Or more easily, you can use trailing to close positions that are currently in floating profit.
It is quite common to see people getting liquidated or facing a margin call and then feeling sad, or suffering significant losses and crying while writing "what should I do 😭"
Do they not understand risk management, risk-reward ratio, and how to determine order size and stop loss?
These three things must be understood first, determine where the stop loss is, and determine "how many dollars you are willing to lose when the stop loss is hit", this will later determine what size you should enter,
for example, if you want to lose $1 when the stop loss is triggered, and the stop loss price is a certain distance from the entry price, then you determine what size to enter so that when the stop loss is hit you will only lose $1.
No matter how far your stop loss point is, if you understand this, you will still lose only 1$ .
Then occasionally monitor your position, if you are already in floating profit, move the stop loss to your entry price to achieve zero risk trading.
Or more easily, you can use trailing to close positions that are currently in floating profit.