If the win rate of the contract is high, you should use , the liquidation line is higher, but it hardly triggers ADL, and the Close Position is smooth.
If the contract win rate is low, you should use a lower slippage, 2.25% cashback for full losses.
CEX? Why use it?
If you don't trade contracts, you should dollar-cost average $hype , earn the money of gamblers, implement a neutral strategy to arbitrage funding fees across var, and bet on future airdrops.
Hype cannot be considered a groundbreaking work; I just stumbled upon a bit of sweetness by accident. Later, I became more convinced during the rise, so my position kept increasing. From the beginning, Variational had to go all out. I have a feeling this is my final work.
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If the win rate of the contract is high, you should use , the liquidation line is higher, but it hardly triggers ADL, and the Close Position is smooth.
If the contract win rate is low, you should use a lower slippage, 2.25% cashback for full losses.
CEX? Why use it?
If you don't trade contracts, you should dollar-cost average $hype , earn the money of gamblers, implement a neutral strategy to arbitrage funding fees across var, and bet on future airdrops.
Hype cannot be considered a groundbreaking work; I just stumbled upon a bit of sweetness by accident. Later, I became more convinced during the rise, so my position kept increasing. From the beginning, Variational had to go all out. I have a feeling this is my final work.