$BULLA I actually feel sorry for the Air Force, this dog outfit is really impressive, its transaction price (latest price) might not have reached the liquidation price, but it crazily pulled the spot price, causing the marked price to rise to 0.285, which is a difference of 20%! What does a 20% difference in contracts mean? At that time, the actual latest contract price was only 0.245, and forced liquidation is based on the marked price, so this dog outfit knows it can't pull the latest contract price, directly forcing the spot price to change the marked price and trigger a short position liquidation, really disgusting. The user's liquidation price might be at 0.26, the actual price at 0.245, and the opening price at 0.23, and it might be possible to break even later, but this highest transaction price was only at 0.255. Clearly, it could have held on to avoid liquidation, how uncomfortable is that?
I am trading with real funds, I've lost nearly 10,000 U in BTC, this coin brought me back, thanks to the big players, may my brothers soon get their first pot of gold.
Let's commemorate it. I previously made a profit of 5,000, then because of the incident with the contract, I couldn't resist and played with a large position in altcoins, which caused me to lose the initial capital of 2,000 as well, so I withdrew. This week I came back and first used 10 USDT to practice for two weeks, and in the last week, I successfully broke even and made a profit. I must control the position!