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By cryptomaga · Posted
With Bitcoin aiming for a new ATH, this staking might be the best option to maximum holding -
By CryptoSniper · Posted
Tbh, trading can be frustrating, I keep trying different strategy to perfect my trading skill but all seems to be in vain. Recently, I learnt we can use AI to predict the market to trade, so I decide to start asking AI to analyze when btc is overbought so I can look for short entry but this seems not to work against as most trade I enter end up hitting my SL. I know this is part of the learning process so I don’t risk too much but it hurt to lose fund especially when you are trying your best to make your first positive trade. Sometime, I just feel the market is totally against me and that further discourages me from futures trading. Recently, I got introduced to BTC staking on some platforms like BGBTC on bitget, Babylon chain, Solv protocol, Coredao etc but that doesn’t quench my hunger to understand BTC volatility since I will just stake my btc and earn apr. I want to understand how this volatility works so I can start making something from futures trading rather than just staking to earn apr. Also, I feel staking is for spot traders that intend to hold for a longer period and that doesn’t expose you to the market. I am not like most trader that prioritize profit over knowledge even when that is the final goal. -
By CryptoSniper · Posted
$ETH will surpass ATH this month and hit $7-8k next year
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Guest Commodityplays
Hi,
If you are shorting a foreign share in the US or Canada, please can someone let me know how I account for currency risk? Let's use a rough example of a share valued at 10,000, shorting for £1 a point. Say GBP/CAD is 1.33 now & it goes to 1.5 or 1.2 for example. If the contract is March 2020, there is obviously some pretty large currency risk involved. IG allows one to purchase in GBP or the foreign currency, so does that help? If not, what is the most simple way to totally remove the currncy fluctuations in this period. Thanks for any help on this 🙂
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