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🎙️ Event Contract, Day 1, Beginner
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Today's live stream is cancelled—having a drink instead $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)
Today's live stream is cancelled—having a drink instead $ETH
ZEC two tens of thousands u from 9.28 went from flat to now 140k u. ZEC from 1650 to Tony also said they would start a big pullback. If you nail the rhythm, multiplying tenfold is easy! $ZEC {future}(ZECUSDT)
ZEC two tens of thousands u from 9.28 went from flat to now 140k u. ZEC from 1650 to Tony also said they would start a big pullback. If you nail the rhythm, multiplying tenfold is easy! $ZEC
$ETH event contracts are best not to play on small platforms. First of all, Binance is the world’s largest exchange and it’s unlikely to have issues. If you just play yourself, it’s one thing; but if you get others to play and there’s an incident contract—especially if they hang your link—then on a small platform it’s 100% either the crime of running a gambling house or being an accomplice to that crime. Anyone involved for more than 30,000 is subject to criminal punishment. Running a gambling house starts at at least five years. Some small platforms are even harsher with “needling” you—no matter how much you win, they won’t let you withdraw. Binance’s event contracts allow a maximum of five concurrent orders, meaning you can place at most 1,250 USDT. There’s a cap, but on other platforms you can place 10,000 USDT orders. So relatively speaking, Binance is more正规 (legitimate). You can use event trading based on trading logic to make a small profit. Event contracts can only be used as a tool to accumulate capital; they shouldn’t be played long-term. Also, you need to pick the right time—choppy/ranging markets can’t be used for event trades; you can only do it when there’s a one-way trend, for example when it drops 30–50 points in a downtrend. Ethereum can be used for event trades. And Bitcoin can also be done during a one-way move of 500–1,000 points—no problem at all. Just saying whatever comes to mind. Good evening, everyone. {future}(ETHUSDT)
$ETH event contracts are best not to play on small platforms. First of all, Binance is the world’s largest exchange and it’s unlikely to have issues. If you just play yourself, it’s one thing; but if you get others to play and there’s an incident contract—especially if they hang your link—then on a small platform it’s 100% either the crime of running a gambling house or being an accomplice to that crime. Anyone involved for more than 30,000 is subject to criminal punishment. Running a gambling house starts at at least five years. Some small platforms are even harsher with “needling” you—no matter how much you win, they won’t let you withdraw. Binance’s event contracts allow a maximum of five concurrent orders, meaning you can place at most 1,250 USDT. There’s a cap, but on other platforms you can place 10,000 USDT orders. So relatively speaking, Binance is more正规 (legitimate). You can use event trading based on trading logic to make a small profit. Event contracts can only be used as a tool to accumulate capital; they shouldn’t be played long-term. Also, you need to pick the right time—choppy/ranging markets can’t be used for event trades; you can only do it when there’s a one-way trend, for example when it drops 30–50 points in a downtrend. Ethereum can be used for event trades. And Bitcoin can also be done during a one-way move of 500–1,000 points—no problem at all. Just saying whatever comes to mind. Good evening, everyone.
ZEC got wiped out by me—brothers. Tony bro’s genius move: I originally wanted to short Ethereum, but Ethereum has been too choppy and uncomfortable lately, so I chose to short ZEC instead. ZEC shorts back to 1240—brothers. $ZEC {future}(ZECUSDT)
ZEC got wiped out by me—brothers. Tony bro’s genius move: I originally wanted to short Ethereum, but Ethereum has been too choppy and uncomfortable lately, so I chose to short ZEC instead. ZEC shorts back to 1240—brothers. $ZEC
50,000… go all-in on empty ZEC—will it still reach the other side? Brothers!!! $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)
50,000… go all-in on empty ZEC—will it still reach the other side? Brothers!!! $ETH
I lost. Damn it. Give me a few kills, but it’s still fine. The principal is only 18u. I think playing event re-entries with a small bankroll is pretty interesting. For example, if you have 1000u and use 200u to play one time—if you win five in a row, then it’s 200×0.8=160, 360×0.8=288, 648×0.8=518.4, 1166×0.8=932.8. Then 932+1166=2098. If you win four in a row, the principal is 2098+800=2898u. If you win five in a row, the principal is 1250×0.8=1000. Why is it 1250u here? Because for event contracts, you can place at most five orders, and each order is 250u. So with 1000u principal, if you find the right trend—at the ten-minute level—you can open five in a row. If all five are profitable, you can reach 3898u! That’s like using 200u and making 3000u profit. There will definitely be a pullback in between. With a small bankroll, getting to five or six thousand u is very easy, and it also helps train your chart sense. I think it’s worth trying, but the prerequisite is: don’t get carried away. If you go impulsive with contracts, then even you’ll end up losing too $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)
I lost. Damn it. Give me a few kills, but it’s still fine. The principal is only 18u. I think playing event re-entries with a small bankroll is pretty interesting. For example, if you have 1000u and use 200u to play one time—if you win five in a row, then it’s 200×0.8=160, 360×0.8=288, 648×0.8=518.4, 1166×0.8=932.8. Then 932+1166=2098. If you win four in a row, the principal is 2098+800=2898u. If you win five in a row, the principal is 1250×0.8=1000. Why is it 1250u here? Because for event contracts, you can place at most five orders, and each order is 250u. So with 1000u principal, if you find the right trend—at the ten-minute level—you can open five in a row. If all five are profitable, you can reach 3898u! That’s like using 200u and making 3000u profit. There will definitely be a pullback in between. With a small bankroll, getting to five or six thousand u is very easy, and it also helps train your chart sense. I think it’s worth trying, but the prerequisite is: don’t get carried away. If you go impulsive with contracts, then even you’ll end up losing too $ETH
18u to 446u already—brothers, what kind of strength is this? Aim to hit 3000u$ETH today
18u to 446u already—brothers, what kind of strength is this? Aim to hit 3000u$ETH today
18u event contracts won about 250u so far—what kind of skill is that? The essence of event contracts is risk… but don’t get carried away. For a small amount of capital, using event contracts to take a shot is totally fine. Turning 18u into 250u across four orders—can you do that with perpetuals too? What kind of market move would you need? How much time and energy? How much volatility would you need from the manager? Don’t like it, don’t criticize $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)
18u event contracts won about 250u so far—what kind of skill is that? The essence of event contracts is risk… but don’t get carried away. For a small amount of capital, using event contracts to take a shot is totally fine. Turning 18u into 250u across four orders—can you do that with perpetuals too? What kind of market move would you need? How much time and energy? How much volatility would you need from the manager? Don’t like it, don’t criticize $ETH
Today the big coin is way too strong, brothers. I originally wanted to go short at 2720, but seeing how hard it’s pumping, I just reversed and went long. With 20k USDT now, it’s already up to 51k USDT. Brothers, we’re soaring straight up to the nine heavens—will it reach 3000 this week? $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)
Today the big coin is way too strong, brothers. I originally wanted to go short at 2720, but seeing how hard it’s pumping, I just reversed and went long. With 20k USDT now, it’s already up to 51k USDT. Brothers, we’re soaring straight up to the nine heavens—will it reach 3000 this week? $ETH
Drank until 4 a.m. yesterday—drinks even settled the orders, bro. This lousy market—it's not worth it; better to short ZEC.
Drank until 4 a.m. yesterday—drinks even settled the orders, bro. This lousy market—it's not worth it; better to short ZEC.
2666 take-profit should be fine. On Ethereum, it’s basically empty. First go to 2550, then to 3000. Tonny, bro, always likes to tell the truth. Brothers, no need to hype it up. $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)
2666 take-profit should be fine. On Ethereum, it’s basically empty. First go to 2550, then to 3000. Tonny, bro, always likes to tell the truth. Brothers, no need to hype it up. $ETH
Empty, living in the imperial palace. Tony Co. 10.1 fourth session, 2720—precise to the empty 2720. I’ve said it already: there are no one-sided trades—only oscillation. High sell, low buy $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT) Switch positions now
Empty, living in the imperial palace. Tony Co. 10.1 fourth session, 2720—precise to the empty 2720. I’ve said it already: there are no one-sided trades—only oscillation. High sell, low buy $ETH
Switch positions now
It’s the third day already, everyone—Tony Ge’s 20,000 u are about to be turned over. Right now it’s at 34,500 u. A precise hit on a short at 2,720. In a range-bound market it’s all about high sell and low buy; there’s no trend—no one-way movement. The answer is: short. Brothers, trust Tony Ge. The newly opened short position—hot off the press: $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)
It’s the third day already, everyone—Tony Ge’s 20,000 u are about to be turned over. Right now it’s at 34,500 u. A precise hit on a short at 2,720. In a range-bound market it’s all about high sell and low buy; there’s no trend—no one-way movement. The answer is: short. Brothers, trust Tony Ge. The newly opened short position—hot off the press: $ETH
The comment section is all cursing me, saying that time contracts are gambling. But to put it another way: with small capital, besides playing events and high leverage, what else can you play? The risks are the same. If your 1000u principal starts from 250u and you lose, you lose 250u—then you have four chances. If you win, at least 80% of the time, right? In a trending move, wouldn’t the probability of winning consecutively be higher than when you bet on copycat contracts or go high leverage? The 250u re-investment method: 250u × 0.8 = 200; 400 × 0.8 = 320; 720 × 0.8 = 576; 1036 × 0.8 = 828.8. If you win four in a row, then 828 + 576 = 1404u. The probability of winning four in a row on the ten-minute timeframe is higher than the probability of you gambling in a rollover on a copycat contract. Event contracts are betting on direction—if you end up “going all in,” that’s your own problem. Like the contract itself: leverage is just a tool. Event contracts allow you to control your adding to positions—go all-in. Just my personal view. $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)
The comment section is all cursing me, saying that time contracts are gambling. But to put it another way: with small capital, besides playing events and high leverage, what else can you play? The risks are the same. If your 1000u principal starts from 250u and you lose, you lose 250u—then you have four chances. If you win, at least 80% of the time, right? In a trending move, wouldn’t the probability of winning consecutively be higher than when you bet on copycat contracts or go high leverage? The 250u re-investment method: 250u × 0.8 = 200; 400 × 0.8 = 320; 720 × 0.8 = 576; 1036 × 0.8 = 828.8. If you win four in a row, then 828 + 576 = 1404u. The probability of winning four in a row on the ten-minute timeframe is higher than the probability of you gambling in a rollover on a copycat contract. Event contracts are betting on direction—if you end up “going all in,” that’s your own problem. Like the contract itself: leverage is just a tool. Event contracts allow you to control your adding to positions—go all-in. Just my personal view. $ETH
10.1 Day 2nd session 20,000 u 2735 open short, take profit 2683, 150 Ether, profit 7500 u Currently 2685 flip to go long, 200 Ether, floating profit 5900 u, target around 2720 to exit Currently both big pancake and small pancake are in wide-range consolidation; they won’t break above 2750 and won’t break below 2650. Just keep trading the swings, that’s it. Everyone remember: only if Tony (you) has understood the recent market—there’s no one-way move, only range trading $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)
10.1 Day 2nd session
20,000 u 2735 open short, take profit 2683, 150 Ether, profit 7500 u
Currently 2685 flip to go long, 200 Ether, floating profit 5900 u, target around 2720 to exit
Currently both big pancake and small pancake are in wide-range consolidation; they won’t break above 2750 and won’t break below 2650. Just keep trading the swings, that’s it. Everyone remember: only if Tony (you) has understood the recent market—there’s no one-way move, only range trading $ETH
When it comes to Ethereum, it’s basically a no—after the bounce yesterday up to around 2730, I promptly closed the short. I was originally thinking of going all-in, but I was having a drink, and I wasn’t really brave enough to go full send, so I opened a pretty standard position instead! 2550, see you guys—$ETH {future}(ETHUSDT) 10.1 first trade, used 20,000 USDT to place it and see when it gets blown out. Brothers, remember: no matter what, Tony bro will never blow up
When it comes to Ethereum, it’s basically a no—after the bounce yesterday up to around 2730, I promptly closed the short. I was originally thinking of going all-in, but I was having a drink, and I wasn’t really brave enough to go full send, so I opened a pretty standard position instead! 2550, see you guys—$ETH
10.1 first trade, used 20,000 USDT to place it and see when it gets blown out. Brothers, remember: no matter what, Tony bro will never blow up
How so amazing—five times in one week
How so amazing—five times in one week
I got over five thousand u, why didn’t I see it? Do you guys have it? Brothers $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)
I got over five thousand u, why didn’t I see it? Do you guys have it? Brothers $ETH
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