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Avoid this error when you enter futures with little capital:
You enter futures with one or two dollars, place a small percentage of your capital, let's say 0.12 leveraged X 50, you hit the button and it says "successful" you're in, but your operation closes before you realize it, you don't know what happened, just that now you have 1.85 and you have lost part of your capital.
It happened to me many times when I was a novice and literally the money just disappeared. This phenomenon is due to the fact that when we have a high level of leverage, our money moves in larger figures. I had already explained that in the case of 0.12 leveraged X50 the operation enters as if you had 6 dollars, your profits are reflected in this number and your losses too, which means that when entering a trade if it goes two points back you will have already lost the capital with which you entered and just like that you have been liquidated.
Can it be avoided? Yes, and I will explain how. There are two ways to prevent this from happening to you, the first is to avoid high leverage, by lowering your leverage level your margin will not be so volatile. But if you are entering with only one dollar into the trade it is impossible not to have high leverage, right?
The solution is easier than it seems, you just have to change the mode from isolated to cross. When entering in cross mode, the operation takes all your money as margin for liquidation, so you will be risking your entire capital, but the retracement will not lead you to immediate liquidation and that dollar will serve as oxygen so that you are not liquidated, the operation progresses and you come out with profits.
If you entered the operation in isolated and you got the notice that your margin is at 80%, you can also add part of your capital by touching the + and entering the amount you wish to add, if it is a not very volatile token and you have time.
If you have any questions, I am here to help you!
Step by step you will become a profitable trader. Let's go for it!
$BNB
$PAXG
$KITE
You enter futures with one or two dollars, place a small percentage of your capital, let's say 0.12 leveraged X 50, you hit the button and it says "successful" you're in, but your operation closes before you realize it, you don't know what happened, just that now you have 1.85 and you have lost part of your capital.
It happened to me many times when I was a novice and literally the money just disappeared. This phenomenon is due to the fact that when we have a high level of leverage, our money moves in larger figures. I had already explained that in the case of 0.12 leveraged X50 the operation enters as if you had 6 dollars, your profits are reflected in this number and your losses too, which means that when entering a trade if it goes two points back you will have already lost the capital with which you entered and just like that you have been liquidated.
Can it be avoided? Yes, and I will explain how. There are two ways to prevent this from happening to you, the first is to avoid high leverage, by lowering your leverage level your margin will not be so volatile. But if you are entering with only one dollar into the trade it is impossible not to have high leverage, right?
The solution is easier than it seems, you just have to change the mode from isolated to cross. When entering in cross mode, the operation takes all your money as margin for liquidation, so you will be risking your entire capital, but the retracement will not lead you to immediate liquidation and that dollar will serve as oxygen so that you are not liquidated, the operation progresses and you come out with profits.
If you entered the operation in isolated and you got the notice that your margin is at 80%, you can also add part of your capital by touching the + and entering the amount you wish to add, if it is a not very volatile token and you have time.
If you have any questions, I am here to help you!
Step by step you will become a profitable trader. Let's go for it!
$BNB
$PAXG
$KITE
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