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it’s strange when a scammer’s move only goes in one direction and without corrections or pullbacks, but this does happen—here’s a vivid example

p.s. do one thing at a time—no impulsive deals
if you write a script—write a script
if you drink coffee—drink coffee

night-crazy moves $LSK made themselves felt

effects in $LSK #Scam? gave me the opportunity to hand over my own funds to the whales and the market maker, because closing the hedge position prematurely is extremely aggressive—it ate up % of the deposit, putting the rest of the open positions at risk.
proper hedging should include splitting the maximum possible position size into 2 (1 part long, 1 part short—meaning each of the two parts must be exactly equal, e.g., $1 long and $1 short). Closing one of them on aggressive bounces, pullbacks, and corrections is risky, but that’s the point—to profit from those sweeps where others take losses and liquidations.

*after the trend starts to reverse toward the other direction of the other position—the profitable position is closed, and the profit is added to the previous position.
*extremely important—if you trade with 1$ x50, then you need to have more than 60–80$ in your account, for safety so that #margincall doesn’t happen

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