I have to say some truths after thoroughly investigating:
1. Binance orders even in the best program, the most expensive one for retail, are hidden.
(there’s the decisions).
2. To process orders, the big players use equipment worth millions of USD; they don’t operate like manual trading—they’re only market makers, and they use microseconds or nanoseconds to get ahead of you before you even wake up.
3. There is a way to trade using nodes and canceling the order by setting a condition for the miner: if I don’t reach that profit, you cancel the order. It’s microseconds.
4. The liquidation map from CoinGlass doesn’t show all the hidden information—the part that actually matters—because there’s so much of it that their algorithm doesn’t even bother to calculate it. And why didn’t they improve their code? Well...
. Guess who already uses it? #BinanceLatam #usa $
1. Binance orders even in the best program, the most expensive one for retail, are hidden.
(there’s the decisions).
2. To process orders, the big players use equipment worth millions of USD; they don’t operate like manual trading—they’re only market makers, and they use microseconds or nanoseconds to get ahead of you before you even wake up.
3. There is a way to trade using nodes and canceling the order by setting a condition for the miner: if I don’t reach that profit, you cancel the order. It’s microseconds.
4. The liquidation map from CoinGlass doesn’t show all the hidden information—the part that actually matters—because there’s so much of it that their algorithm doesn’t even bother to calculate it. And why didn’t they improve their code? Well...
. Guess who already uses it? #BinanceLatam #usa $