Is a coin that costs only a few cents necessarily cheap? No worries—the class study rep has the answer:
These contracts have the 1000 prefix mainly because the price of a single token is too low and has too many decimal places, making it inconvenient to quote prices and place orders.
Contracts with the 1000 prefix have only changed the pricing unit. Their percentage gains and losses are the same as for a single token, but order quantities and prices need to be calculated based on 1,000 tokens.
Knowledge may seem useless in everyday life, but when something happens, you realize how valuable it is.
$PEPE 0.0₅489（-0.61%）
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These contracts have the 1000 prefix mainly because the price of a single token is too low and has too many decimal places, making it inconvenient to quote prices and place orders.
Contracts with the 1000 prefix have only changed the pricing unit. Their percentage gains and losses are the same as for a single token, but order quantities and prices need to be calculated based on 1,000 tokens.
Knowledge may seem useless in everyday life, but when something happens, you realize how valuable it is.
$PEPE 0.0₅489（-0.61%）
#PEPE
