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Course Introduction：One of the fundamental reasons for losing money in Bitcoin trading is the fear of floating losses. In fact, more than one professional in the Bitcoin market has said that forgetting about costs, and there is also a lot of research data that shows that obsessing about the cost of Bitcoin will have negative consequences. Investment brings many adverse effects. However, no matter how much investment experience people have, they will be affected by the cost price invisibly. People who have not been baptized by the market are even more deeply involved. Do you understand what the floating loss of Bitcoin means? Only then can we have a clearer understanding of what we need to pay attention to when trading Bitcoin. Simply put, the floating loss of Bitcoin is the loss before the current market value of Bitcoin is lower than the purchase value and it is not sold. Next, the editor will tell you in detail. What does Bitcoin floating loss mean? Bitcoin losses occur when you purchase Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies

2024-02-26 comment 0  760

Course Introduction：The calculation formula for Bitcoin leverage trading losses is: loss amount = principal x leverage ratio x (1-closing price/opening price). For example, if you trade 1 Bitcoin using 10 times leverage and the opening price is US$20,000, and the price of Bitcoin drops to US$15,000, the loss will be US$2,500, which exceeds the principal of US$1,000 invested.

2024-04-17 comment 0  382

Course Introduction：Yes, you need to lose money if you lose money on Bitcoin leverage trading. Leveraged trading magnifies the size of the transaction by borrowing funds, but it also magnifies the profit, loss and risk. When losing money, the trader needs to repay the borrowed funds and handling fees in an amount equal to the transaction size multiplied by the leverage multiplied by the loss percentage. For example, if the leverage is 10 times, the transaction size is 1 Bitcoin, and the loss percentage is 10%, the loss amount is US$2,000, and the trader needs to repay 10 Bitcoins. Risk considerations include setting stops, managing risk, and staying calm.

2024-04-17 comment 0  570

Course Introduction：Bitcoin contract trading allows traders to speculate on price fluctuations or hedge risks without actually holding Bitcoin. Since investors are not required to own actual Bitcoins and the rate of return is high, it is welcomed by investors. However, the loss rate of contract transactions is also high, and some investors even lose money one after another. For this reason, investors need to understand what will happen if the Bitcoin contract loses too much? According to the analysis of existing data, the main consequences are margin calls, liquidation, account liquidation and trading restrictions, which range from mild to severe. The editor below will tell you in detail. If the Bitcoin contract loses too much, you may receive a margin call. If liquidation is not handled in time, a forced liquidation may occur. The second most serious consequence is that the account will be cleared and transactions will be restricted. Below are 4 possible encounters

2024-06-25 comment 0  1118