Why would Binance target you over such a small amount of betting money? Whether you win a little or get liquidated, you’ve only got yourself to blame for entering at a bad price and losing your nerve. $BTC #Event Contracts
I just took a look at the ETF. On Monday, there were still several hundred BTC inflows. By the time the US stock market opens this evening, it should, to some extent, follow through and surge higher to $BTC #event contract
It’s just a difference of 5 seconds—when it comes to winning or losing, the chances are basically fifty-fifty. I’m just afraid that when you lose, you’ll place a big order, $BTC #event contract
Some support pressure levels have been around for quite a while $BTC #事件合约 As I said, the future is unpredictable; I can only hope that the support will hold for the buyers until I exit, and that the pressure will hold for the sellers until I withdraw.
#事件合约 Practical tips: when placing an order at a support level based on pressure, don’t rush to get your money back. Learn to cut your losses. Place the order again near the next high-volume support/resistance pressure level. Your principal is your life. Unless there is definite volume to back it up, there’s no need to add positions just to bet on direction. Later on, the pressure on your capital becomes too great. If you’re going to take a gamble, you can only use the profits from the first few trades to place the order. Often, after winning 5 trades in a row or more, people get overly confident, lose control, and go all-in—wrecking their principal. Hehe. If you win, you get even more euphoric; if you lose, you start cursing. That kind of pain is just like futures/contract trading—stubbornly holding until liquidation. Together, keep going $BTC