This order is a bit dangerous, it will definitely go below 2000 today, just see if it will drop below 1950 #ETHUSDT
再飞行
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I declare that this will be my largest position in Ethereum, my heart can hardly take it, I must strictly control the position afterwards, if I open such a large one again, I will be a dog
I have wandered around the square 😵 It seems that I can't find a higher position than mine. When will this be resolved? 😭 It's really messing with my mindset. 🥺 I have no patience for anything anymore $ETH
I have wandered around the square 😵 It seems that I can't find a higher position than mine. When will this be resolved? 😭 It's really messing with my mindset. 🥺 I have no patience for anything anymore $ETH
Today, two conditional empty orders #SUIUSDT were rejected. After some exploration, I finally understood the reason: Binance has set a maximum nominal value limit based on leverage for each contract (such as SUIUSDT), which is related to account level or other factors, to control risk. For example, the maximum nominal value for SUIUSDT at 75x leverage is 20000u, and my position and the take-profit order I set together exceed 20000u, so under the current leverage, I cannot place a new order.
Does anyone know why the conditional order would be rejected? It triggers at the specified price, and the market order placed has sufficient available capital; I only have 2 positions and 4 orders.
I was fortunate to witness this historic event throughout.
BitSnail
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The Black Swan Returns: A Cryptocurrency Catastrophe Triggered by Tariffs '1011'
The short positions of the whales surged in the undercurrent, the funding chain of market makers broke at the edge of the cliff, and a storm sweeping global risk assets quietly began in Washington.
On October 11, 2025, the cryptocurrency market experienced a historic 'epic liquidation'. Over 1.6 million investors suffered heavy losses within 24 hours, and the total liquidation amount reached 19.1 billion USD, setting a record in the history of cryptocurrency contract trading over the past decade.
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