$BILL I’ll give you historical information because I know most of you are in this field with ignorance upon ignorance, and little that you learned, studied, and cultivated in it—unfortunately, God help us.
The main point is: why, when a coin drops, doesn’t it rise again and continue falling like this? For example, and how any purchased-coin transaction falls under the buy-orders rule: buying pays commissions to selling orders, and their amount is determined by.
The simple reason is that the quantity that has been liquidated ends up being a huge amount, and the platforms possess quantities of this coin due to that liquidation.
Here’s the danger: platforms start selling—even at a loss—because they’re sure that most traders don’t have risk management, don’t set a stop-loss, and keep holding their positions hoping they will go up. As a result, traders pay commissions to the platforms just for keeping the positions.
Two things complete the destruction of your portfolio.
Now you know why knowledge is light and ignorance is misguidance.
The main point is: why, when a coin drops, doesn’t it rise again and continue falling like this? For example, and how any purchased-coin transaction falls under the buy-orders rule: buying pays commissions to selling orders, and their amount is determined by.
The simple reason is that the quantity that has been liquidated ends up being a huge amount, and the platforms possess quantities of this coin due to that liquidation.
Here’s the danger: platforms start selling—even at a loss—because they’re sure that most traders don’t have risk management, don’t set a stop-loss, and keep holding their positions hoping they will go up. As a result, traders pay commissions to the platforms just for keeping the positions.
Two things complete the destruction of your portfolio.
Now you know why knowledge is light and ignorance is misguidance.