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By cryptomaga · Posted
So many hype on $CATE in the industry. The token is already up by 18% since this announcement. The tokenomics looks ok -
$DOGE has been a major player in the meme coin space for over a decade, and now it's time for $CATE to take the spotlight. $CATE aims to build a large and active community on the Ethereum blockchain. CATE is the pet of Atsuko Sato, also known as "Kabosu Mama." Before Kabosu, the Shiba Inu behind the "Doge" meme, became famous, there was CATE, a cat that played a significant role in the Sato household. This meme cat has been a companion to $DOGE and is now extending its reach to $NEIRO. With a unique charm, CATE has joined the Ethereum blockchain, ready to make its mark in the crypto world. Potential Positive Trend for $CATE The upcoming listing of $CATE on Bitget, a well-known cryptocurrency exchange, could lead to a positive trend in its price. The exchange large user base and active trading environment provide a good platform for $CATE to gain visibility and traction. As $CATE gets listed in the Innovation and Meme Zone on Bitget, it is likely to attract a variety of traders and enthusiasts. This increased interest and trading volume could potentially drive up its price. The listing is set for September 16th, 2024, at 11:00 AM UTC. Join the $CATE community and see how this meme cat makes its way in the crypto space! -
By cryptomaga · Posted
I agree this is the perfect time to dca on many token. I see $Floki as the next top meme considering the armies behind it. Also $BGB, $ORDI, $Doge, $Shib, and ADA are among my top watchlist
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Deltona
Hi All,
As the title says I am having some difficulty setting up a Trailing Stop in my setup. I am able to send an order with a normal Stop Loss and a Take Profit with no issues, but trying to get the Trailing Stop to setup is leaving me puzzled.....
The error returned is, "invalid.request.trailingStop" message, despite trailing stops definitely now being enabled on the account.
What's got me stumped, is that I am able to successfully place the order using the API explorer, but not from AWS or a script on my computer, even when the request parameters are identical.
I made sure that the request headers and request body in AWS matched the message body and headers as shown in the API explorer... But still no dice.
I also made sure the headers included the V2 tag, as some forum somewhere said that was a potential cause of the problem.
If anyone can help shine some light on this, it would be hugely appreciated!
Thanks,
Matt
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