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Just while the EU agreed for banks to hold 2% of their capital in BTC via a collective vote that will come into power by Jan 2025! The Dubai-headquartered crypto exchange Bybit has announced the suspension of services to the United Kingdom in response to pending rules from the country’s Financial Conduct Authority, or FCA. In a Sept. 22 announcement, Bybit said it will start suspending services to U.K. residents on Oct. 1 by no longer allowing new account applications. This move will be followed by the suspension of new deposits, new contracts, and changes to positions for existing users on Oct. 8. Interestingly one of the top five global derivatives trading platforms by volume remains active within same region. -
In my opinion, higher lev is for scalpers only! For day or swing traders, either spot or lower lev is always recommended! -
Just now, according to Glassnode data, the number of addresses holding more than 100 BTC has reached a four-month low, currently standing at 15,955.
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Mase
Hi, I am new to this game and am wondering why the user cannot set a guaranteed stop at the level of their choosing?
I am looking at not so volatile shares (to short) yet the guaranteed stop loss is A MINIMUM 10% above!
With share prices at £50/share in certain cases, then the maximum I could lose, all hypothetical of course, could still be a big number depending on what I place/pip.
Okay, I could still put a stop loss in place on my own, and will, but I have seen how good they can be on my ISA shares! Slippage like bambi on ice.
I thought the name of the game was to ensure a bit of control for non-professionals, so why not let users set their own guaranteed stop? After all, it is the user who pays for it when it is triggered!
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