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#BNBmemeszn #CryptoMarketAnalysis
#العقود_الآجلة
#خسارة
#نصيحة
About those who enter futures contracts without insight
Many people rush into futures contracts or high-risk trades driven by the allure of quick profits, engaging in them without knowledge, plan, or risk assessment. Then, when they lose, they come asking what to do.
The real question that should be asked is
Why didn't you seek advice before you started when the options were open and the losses were negligible?
The wise person learns from the experiences of others, while the ignorant only learns from their own losses.
In financial markets, ignorance is unforgivable because every contract and every movement has a counterpart that knows exactly what they are doing.
Therefore, entering the market without knowledge is like entering the sea without a boat.
#العقود_الآجلة
#خسارة
#نصيحة
About those who enter futures contracts without insight
Many people rush into futures contracts or high-risk trades driven by the allure of quick profits, engaging in them without knowledge, plan, or risk assessment. Then, when they lose, they come asking what to do.
The real question that should be asked is
Why didn't you seek advice before you started when the options were open and the losses were negligible?
The wise person learns from the experiences of others, while the ignorant only learns from their own losses.
In financial markets, ignorance is unforgivable because every contract and every movement has a counterpart that knows exactly what they are doing.
Therefore, entering the market without knowledge is like entering the sea without a boat.
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The first advice
Did you hear it?
It means you are really concerned about what people say, and when you entered with full mental strength, why didn’t you consult?
The consultation is only about how to get the fetus out of the scandal, and this wants to recover the loss
Did you hear it?
It means you are really concerned about what people say, and when you entered with full mental strength, why didn’t you consult?
The consultation is only about how to get the fetus out of the scandal, and this wants to recover the loss
From private:
I have been an investor in cryptocurrencies for four years and my loss is more than 50 percent. I have 12,000 dollars left and I put all of it into Floki coin. Is it possible to recover my capital of 25,000 or do you advise me to sell and buy other coins? I want my capital back and get out of this market.
I have been an investor in cryptocurrencies for four years and my loss is more than 50 percent. I have 12,000 dollars left and I put all of it into Floki coin. Is it possible to recover my capital of 25,000 or do you advise me to sell and buy other coins? I want my capital back and get out of this market.
Loss ur money ? What about us? 😂😂
it Alizy Jutt 😘
$TRUMP Bc is ko Kya masla Hy 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 I buy this shit at 55$ 😭😭😭 loss my money
$TRUMP Bc is ko Kya masla Hy 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 I buy this shit at 55$ 😭😭😭 loss my money
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Conclusion
The cryptocurrency market is very unstable and recovering large losses requires large and uncertain shifts. Investors need a more cautious strategy to avoid additional losses.
The cryptocurrency market is very unstable and recovering large losses requires large and uncertain shifts. Investors need a more cautious strategy to avoid additional losses.
Why do traders lose?
I realize this:
You invest in an asset that is priced at $200. If it drops 50% in value, it will go to $100. Now, to get back to the original $200, it will have to rise 100% — essentially doubling its current value. This harsh mathematical truth is magnified in the world of cryptocurrencies. Many coins have fallen 70-80%, meaning that for them to rise again, it would require astronomical growth. For example, a coin that fell from $200 to $40 would need a 400% rise to recover, making the losses seem almost irreversible to most investors. This explains why the vast majority — around 95% — of crypto investors are facing losses. Many of them got in during the hype, only to see the market crash. Now, only a rare and dramatic “parabolic rally” can restore their portfolios. While those who bought during recent declines may have better odds, a recovery still depends on extraordinary factors. But what’s the big deal? There’s little reason to expect such a turnaround in the near future. Even if optimism returns, driven by global events such as political or economic shifts, sustaining the recovery remains a challenge. The crypto market has struggled to recover even under favorable conditions. With economic forecasts hinting at contraction and low liquidity, cryptocurrencies may be preparing for one of their most challenging periods yet.Despite the slight recovery, most altcoins have recovered less than 15% of their previous losses, highlighting the fragility of the market. Another worrying aspect is the synchronized nature of cryptocurrency crashes. When the market crashes, hundreds of coins lose value simultaneously, often displaying eerily similar chart patterns. This synchronicity raises concerns about manipulation. Ironically, the entry of institutional investors, which were expected to stabilize the market, has amplified these manipulative trends. What once symbolized decentralization now appears to be controlled by a handful of powerful players who are able to direct the market. For those still banking on a cryptocurrency rally, the wisest approach is to be cautious. Lock in profits when they come, however modest, and avoid holding assets for too long. The signs of a prolonged “crypto winter” are becoming increasingly clear. With increased volatility and no solid fundamentals to drive sustained gains, the market’s outlook looks uncertain at best. Investors must adapt to this instability, as the days of easy, predictable gains appear to be fading fast.
You invest in an asset that is priced at $200. If it drops 50% in value, it will go to $100. Now, to get back to the original $200, it will have to rise 100% — essentially doubling its current value. This harsh mathematical truth is magnified in the world of cryptocurrencies. Many coins have fallen 70-80%, meaning that for them to rise again, it would require astronomical growth. For example, a coin that fell from $200 to $40 would need a 400% rise to recover, making the losses seem almost irreversible to most investors. This explains why the vast majority — around 95% — of crypto investors are facing losses. Many of them got in during the hype, only to see the market crash. Now, only a rare and dramatic “parabolic rally” can restore their portfolios. While those who bought during recent declines may have better odds, a recovery still depends on extraordinary factors. But what’s the big deal? There’s little reason to expect such a turnaround in the near future. Even if optimism returns, driven by global events such as political or economic shifts, sustaining the recovery remains a challenge. The crypto market has struggled to recover even under favorable conditions. With economic forecasts hinting at contraction and low liquidity, cryptocurrencies may be preparing for one of their most challenging periods yet.Despite the slight recovery, most altcoins have recovered less than 15% of their previous losses, highlighting the fragility of the market. Another worrying aspect is the synchronized nature of cryptocurrency crashes. When the market crashes, hundreds of coins lose value simultaneously, often displaying eerily similar chart patterns. This synchronicity raises concerns about manipulation. Ironically, the entry of institutional investors, which were expected to stabilize the market, has amplified these manipulative trends. What once symbolized decentralization now appears to be controlled by a handful of powerful players who are able to direct the market. For those still banking on a cryptocurrency rally, the wisest approach is to be cautious. Lock in profits when they come, however modest, and avoid holding assets for too long. The signs of a prolonged “crypto winter” are becoming increasingly clear. With increased volatility and no solid fundamentals to drive sustained gains, the market’s outlook looks uncertain at best. Investors must adapt to this instability, as the days of easy, predictable gains appear to be fading fast.
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Dear, if the origin of the thing you are dealing with is (halal), then it is halal. For example, Netflix stocks are forbidden because of their content. Digital currencies do not serve anything in immorality and sins. They are as if they were gold. And God knows best.
#MarketPullback Praise be to God, abundant, good and blessed praise. Please answer. Are these financial transactions permissible in Islamic law and is it permissible to deal with them? Please answer.
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