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Binance Spot Grid BOT

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future grids natural bots are bad - binance

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Can someone please explain how the binance futures bot works please ?

r/BitcoinSee Post

How do the These Top Crypto traders by PNL make money?

r/CryptoCurrenciesSee Post

Potential gap in the DEX market & replicating CEX platforms' features

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Potential gap in the DEX market & replicating CEX platforms' features

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Chat GPT vs Google Bard, what AI makes the best gains on a 10K USD portfolio first month update

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Leverage Trading - why you should stay far away from it [SERIOUS]

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

PNL of my SOLUSDT contract position on Delta Exchange

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

A tale of impermanent Loss: Providing liquidity on Sushiswap

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

My journey into crypto - It has been a while

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

PNL including Impermanent Losses you'd have if you provided wETH/Moon liquidity by entry date

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Does Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) Work?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Rate my bear strat

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

The Danger of Trading with Leverage Trading, March 2023 Edition

r/CryptoMarketsSee Post

I make 3% percent profit but somehow I still lose money, how can the PNL be negative?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your experience with Cryptocurrency investing so far?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

I will create a custom blockchain report/analysis for you

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Grid bot "Expiration Reason: Insufficient margin account balance" WTF?

r/CryptoMoonShotsSee Post

Vanilla DAO | 5% $VNLA Tax | Spirit of Crypto investing as a DAO-directed investment fund | Launching Jan 1 | 100% Community Owned | No Team Tokens | 4-Year Strategy

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Why do crypto exchanges make it a nightmare to track your crypto holdings?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

What is the best crypto exchange?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Why HODL and technical analysis have more in common than you might think.

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UPDATE!!! - My Journey into crypto

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Need help with PNL , binance fucked up , is it safe to connect to Coinstats ?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

*KuCoin Exposed* Do not use their exchange.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

BEAST mode

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

STOP throwing away all your money on futures

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Can someone explain this to me?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Update - My journey into crypto

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Bear market Update - My journey into crypto

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Are we forgetting about crypto in the bearmarket? No! Things to do on blockchain when the market is down

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Funding fee deduction

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Update - My Journey into crypto

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

some PNL porn. testing a new scalping strategy out. profits from leveraging 50$.

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Update - My journey into crypto

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Why I Shorted Luna (The Final)

r/BitcoinSee Post

Confusion with PNL Computation

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Update - My journey into crypto

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Best exchange for scalping ETH?

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Founder of Terra, Do Kwon makes another 10M bet with GCR, an active crypto twitter user that a year from today Luna will be above $92.4

r/CryptoMarketsSee Post

Look for projects similar to those that succeed

r/CryptoMarketsSee Post

In times of trouble, I like to head to staking

r/CryptoMarketsSee Post

Instead of feeling bad for missing out, try to compensate with a similar idea

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Losing more than PNL, winning less than PNL

r/CryptoMoonShotsSee Post

[DD post] PokeDX is building a DeFi exchange with aggregation, limit orders and derivatives, PNL analysis and cross-chain swaps. The whitepaper just dropped and its GOOD. Token analysis presented in 5 key points. [1.8K holders] [900k] [3months]

r/CryptoMoonShotsSee Post

Due Dillligence post: This project is building a DeFi exchange with aggregation, limit orders and derivatives, PNL analysis and cross-chain swaps. Whitepaper just dropped and its GOOD. Token analysis presented in 5 key points [1.8K holders] [900k] [3 months]

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Welcome new crypto users

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Bug on binance?

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Trouble understanding REALIZED_PNL on derivatives trading on crypto.com

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PSA: if the general state of cryptocurrency is taking any kind of detrimental toll on your mental health, you owe it to yourself to take a break

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Crypto Trader Hamster Dies, Leaves Behind Impressive PNL

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Nice write up! I love the grid bots too and often will use a combo of grid and martingale to get into position. I will cancel and re-start the grids to wait fon the red side of the P&L. That way if the trade goes contrary the grids will continue to adjust my position as I wait for the reversal. Once in position, on the opposite side of the PNL (The green side) I like to set up an opposing grid (Hedge mode) and use my position as a safety net in case the market moves all the way through that. That way I can keep my short/Long and use the opposite bot to catch all the swings and also take care of any funding fees.

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If your intention is to stay invested long term, then go ahead, but if you gonna look into the PNL every now and then, good luck mate

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Don't be so hard on yourself. I blew up two accounts out of greedy over leveraging. This happens to a lot of people. Please consider it as tuition. A healthy trading psychology is to not be emotional over both PNL. Not using Stop-Losses and anything over 3.3X leverage have rekt me; those two lessons cost me $3000. That's a tuition fee I'm happy to pay now then later down the road when it gets really expensive. Again, this literally happens to ervery mew trader, but every trader that "makes it" always have a story like yours to turn the ship around.

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Thanks for this comment. I didn't know or think about putting portfolio on coin market cap. I have crypto across several exchanges and it gets hard to keep track of my total worth, and net PNL

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Hardware wallets should have every info from PNL to realized and Unrealized Gains to tracking where each coin received came from to transaction history with gains and losses and fees

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I'm so use to using DAS trader platform when trading stocks. When I trade crypto, it's platform is behind. I have not found a CEX or DEX that shows : Daily PNL, Unrealized Gains, Unrealized Loss, Max Loss, % Daily Gain... And stats per symbol being traded individually. And any data to export for records. If you know any please name some.

Mentions:#CEX#DEX#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

More likely the counterparties know they can get it cheaper on the open market when that selling crushes the order book imo, and take out some short positions or put options for even more PNL

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Does it show PNL on latest holding - if so, where? Does it have an option to add "holdings" in Fiat? I would love the above options which I don't see anywhere.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I don't understand this post. You don't get taxed on unrealised gains. It doesn't matter if your PNL went from $50k to 330k, if you never sold you never realised any gains/losses.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I wanted to get some people’s opinions on my portfolio, as I am thinking of diversifying further. My largest holding right now is LINK with a PNL of roughly 165%. I have then got the rest of my portfolio in BTC and ETH (PNL of roughly 20% each). I initially invested more in BTC and ETH but now LINK is my biggest holding on paper due to the recent pump. I also hold a small amount of atom which i am staking. I roughly hold 45% LINK 30%ETH 20% BTC and 5% ATOM. I just wanted to get some other people’s opinions as I don’t know many other people how invest in the crypto space. Thanks!

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Can someone help me. I'm currently on a winning futures trade on binance and my margin keeps on decreasing. Probably because of the funding rate. Do I need to add to ny funding rate? What will happen if I add? Does it affect my entry price, leverage, PNL. Liquidation price, etc.. Also, what if I never add? Will this go to zero and my gains will be gone also?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Take profits right after taking a PNL screenshot.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Then you are already doing something right as you are already seeing negative PNL as op said to wait for. So you are good to go mate.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I’m having some problems with step 2b. I can’t seem to get a positive PNL at any time

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Start taking screenshots of my PNL

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

A saying that served me more than I expected. When you start taking screenshots of your PNL, it's time to take profits and sit back.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

>This is trading not DCAing in/out While I get this point (to a certain degree), I think that it is important to note that many investors use DCA purely as an accumulation strategy, not as an exit strategy. Many use DCA as a way to accumulate a large number of crypto over a longer period of time, with the sole intention of accumulations, and when it come time to sell, they will sell in bulk (not through DCA out). While in theory I will accept that it provides a certain aspect of auto DCA in and DCA out, it essentially removes the choice from the investor of when to exit. They are forced to DCA out (as you call it), depending on how the market is going. ​ That being said, I would like to touch on the dual asset volatility. If ones goal is to invest in say (using the MOONS/ETH pair as an example), eqaully, wanting an equal investment in moons and ETH, and believing that both will go up in value, then providing liquidity is a good decision imoh. At the same time, if you only believe or wish to invest in one side of the liquidity pair, then I do not think that providing liquidity is the way to go, as you are essentially investing in both assets at the same time. If both go up, then amazing, however, if one underperforms (even just relative to the other asset), then the PNL will be essentially averaged out. ​ It really just depends on your investment strategy, and acceptable risk. Overall, I agree that there should be more education on impermanent loss.

Mentions:#DCA#ETH#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

my PNL indicator on binance is broken, it's always red

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

>is this Copy trading feature really worth it? If you copy trade someone and don't learn anything, for me personally, there is no point in doing that. Also, one day that trader is profitable the next day market dumps in his PNL is like -99% So no, in my opinion. Maybe only small amounts, for fun.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It has a 6 digits loss PNL lmao

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It's a work in progress. PNL is currently green. It's a moon shot ;)

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Over the years, I found out that whatever you do, the markets will find a way to suck the money out of you, and that holding real assets like Bitcoin and ETH is the only way to beat this market long term. A good swing every now and then would benefit my PNL overtime but only with VERY strict rules.

Mentions:#ETH#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Guys what does Est.PNL means on Mexc while selling? It shows 212 USDT

Mentions:#PNL#USDT
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

True, but it also takes someone very mentally unwell to hold a short position open for months with BTC crabbing within a 5% range for so long. Most traders want to get in and out of positions with a positive PNL, therefore using larger leverage and closer liquidation prices. I’ll trade volatility on leverage, I’m not touching this PA with a 10 ft pole though.

Mentions:#BTC#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

**PNL** is steadily going up, 5% now. Should start executing stuff at 25%.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Good experiment. A quick suggestion - put the current PNL for each position also so we know if youre currently in the red or not

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Is anyone with Binance? In August I am trading one year. and just checked the PNL Analysis page from Aug, 17th, 2022 til today. it shows: - cumulative PNL: -6.48% - cumulative BTC trend: 9.67% what does that tell me?

Mentions:#PNL#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Stop blueballing us and show us the goods (PNL)!

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

My portfolio is bottoming out so hard my PNL is in denial as to how much I've lost lol

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

All it was meant for was a quick money grab. I made 150% PNL. Seen the opportunity and got out quick as I could.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Cant wait to see all the guys posting their expert opinions after doing 4 online TA courses and made like 3 good trades with an overall PNL of -80%

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I pulled out today. Took 50% PNL. Could’ve took 150% at peak, but I obviously am not a genius at timing the market.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

And you wonder what his PNL is like if we are to assume he's just shot gunning every shitcoin out there.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I don't even know how to trade futures. I've been a spot man ever since I started trading crypto. Sometimes it's hard to fight the fomo from seeing those +1500 PNL screenshots, but it pays off in the end.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Another reason not to show PNL on social media

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

When you start taking screenshots of your PNL, sell everything and sit back for a while.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The fees part can really mess with you as a trader. It means you need really good entry points. For example, if you think the price of ETH will go up, you open a Long Position with your desired leverage. Immediately, your PNL is red due to the Open and Close Fee, plus the cost per her of borrowing the money. In short, if trading ETH, you need to the price to increase by about $5 to get to Break Even and about $10 for a profit with leverage. This past Friday was a good example IMO where ETH was trading mostly sideways with very few good trades.

Mentions:#ETH#PNL#IMO
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Not really. Just choose a platform where you can visualize your risk profile at all times. So you know exactly what happens to your PNL as the price moves up and down. Options are complex, but tools exist to make them dead simple. If price does X, you gain Y kind of thing.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

My rules are custom tailored to my hedge trading style, as well as my personality a couple examples would be \-No trading on Sunday \-No trading during the work day \-No getting angry at a loss (Important one for me) \-set a stop loss before performing a high leverage rescue. \-draw a line for when to hedge and if it crosses hedge it. \-5% max account drawdown to hedge etc. My trading style is this, I have bots that open on signals but they only open with DCA orders with 1 or 2% of my account. That way they wont liquidate while Im at work and when I get home from work I either take profits or manually trade negative PNL's back into the green.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

If this is mostly longs, there will almost certainly be a liquidation attempt - exchanges won’t keep paying this ROI/PNL without shenanigans. And if it’s shorts, then up we go, but I somehow think it’s mostly longs.

Mentions:#ROI#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

If you guys are staking GMX you can thank my negative PNL for your rewards.

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r/CryptoCurrenciesSee Comment

I’ve used for over 3 years now and here’s my experience: (I’m in no way affiliated with them. I’m just a user) - A separate watch list page where you can add coins you “like”. You can sort those coins by market cap, gains or loses, … etc with many time frames. The watch list is switchable to all coins at a click of a button on screen. - You can have as many portfolios as you like. You can connect each portfolio via api or u can enter buys/sells manually. - you can see under each portfolio your total gain/loss and the same under each coin. - you can see under each coin a summary showing total held, PNL, average cost (taking in to account all buys and sells) and current value. You can also see each transaction. - You can set many types of alarms by % drop or increase, > or < a specific price, pump and dump, … etc. You can also choose to follow and get alerts on prices on a specific exchange. - You can use on multiple devices with the same account. - It can generate reports and charts. Disadvantages: - The free version doesn’t allow multiple alerts and includes advertisements. I guarantee that it’s worth the money! I suggest you try the free one and scroll around and make some entries to see the look. Wish you all the best.

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r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

If you're talking about the Bitget exchange, it has maker fees of 0.02% and taker fees of 0.06%. So entering a trade with taker fees and exiting with maker fees means 0.08%. So if you trade $5k with 10X leverage, then - $5000x10 = 50000 Entry - 22400 Exit - 22423 PNL - $51.34 ROE - 1.03% Fees - 50000x0.08% = $40 Net Profit = $51.34 - $40                   =$11.34

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

I have dual personalty and i struggle with fomo and emotions watching PNL. go up and down. I wish i could lock the coins safely because i dont trust my self. I'm also easily influencers by social media that is full of paid actors.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This fuckin idiot lol &#x200B; Whats the PNL on silvergate? She wants the "buy high, sell low" crown

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

CZ still crushing it on fees.. wonder what the PNL on that has been.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

How do you get thos +5 PNL daily, brother?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

the PNL was the exchange, not their users?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I completely sympathize with this. I have just posted proof of PNL but I know that doesn't prove the bots functionality. I do not want to post exact signals from the bot however I don't know what internet people are capable of :O

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r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

**It's better to do the DCA strategy and bag more because the bulls will return.** While others prefer to stake their assets, especially stables, to earn more stables so they can have more funds on the ground ahead of the bull market. **On the other hand, some people are just dormant waiting for the market to stabilize before they decide what to do.** So which of these categories do you belong to? *Personally, I'd rather DCA if the project I believe keeps on building despite the bearish market sentiment. It's hard to find a decent project that does that but I've been looking at the listed coins on KuCoin and found a project named Telos with a ticker symbol TLOS.* **It seems like it found its floor price and now ranging so I've been bagging a lot recently with every significant dip and now I have a positive PNL. Consider checking Telos and its Telos EVM** *The Telos EVM is the most powerful and scalable Ethereum Smart Contract platform built to power Web 3.0. Telos features a robust, third-generation, ESG-compliant evolutionary blockchain governance system, including smart contracts, advanced voting features, and flexible and user-friendly fee models. In addition, Telos supports the blockchain ecosystem by serving as an incubator and accelerator for decentralized applications through development grants.* **Develop and Commit to a Strong DCA (Dollar-Cost Average) Strategy** Suppose you have a total of $500usd to invest in $TLOS. Rather than investing all your capital at once, you could invest one-fifth ($100) and commit to further investments if the price decreases or increases by a difference of 20%. If the price decreases due to a market drawdown, you’ll have the opportunity to acquire more tokens at a 20% discount. If market volatility increases, you can adjust your DCA strategy so that your next purchases occur after greater price reductions. Ultimately this approach should be applied when you are confident in the asset you’ve analyzed and have a strict set of rules that you will adhere to.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It's better to do the DCA strategy and bag more because the bulls will return. While others prefer to stake their assets, especially stables, to earn more stables so they can have more funds on the ground ahead of the bull market. On the other hand, some people are just dormant waiting for the market to stabilize before they decide what to do. So which of these categories do you belong to? Personally, I'd rather DCA if the project I believe keeps on building despite the bearish market sentiment. It's hard to find a decent project that does that but I've been looking at the listed coins on KuCoin and found a project named Telos with a ticker symbol TLOS. It seems like it found its floor price and now ranging so I've been bagging a lot recently with every significant dip and now I have a positive PNL. Consider checking Telos and its Telos EVM The Telos EVM is the most powerful and scalable Ethereum Smart Contract platform built to power Web 3.0. Telos features a robust, third-generation, ESG-compliant evolutionary blockchain governance system, including smart contracts, advanced voting features, and flexible and user-friendly fee models. In addition, Telos supports the blockchain ecosystem by serving as an incubator and accelerator for decentralized applications through development grants. Develop and Commit to a Strong DCA (Dollar-Cost Average) Strategy Suppose you have a total of $500usd to invest in $TLOS. Rather than investing all your capital at once, you could invest one-fifth ($100) and commit to further investments if the price decreases or increases by a difference of 20%. If the price decreases due to a market drawdown, you’ll have the opportunity to acquire more tokens at a 20% discount. If market volatility increases, you can adjust your DCA strategy so that your next purchases occur after greater price reductions. Ultimately this approach should be applied when you are confident in the asset you’ve analyzed and have a strict set of rules that you will adhere to.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

There are times that, when you open leveraged positions, the market will swing against you and DCA is also handy but only if you have ready USDT. I'd say work on your risk management so you can always exit a wrong entry position with a stop loss. Since we're already talking about DCA, how about DCA with low mcap and high potential alts instead thru spot? Personally, I'd rather DCA if the project I believe keeps on building despite the bearish market sentiment. It's hard to find a decent project that does that but I've been looking at the listed coins on KuCoin and found a project named Telos with a ticker symbol TLOS. It seems like it found its floor price and now ranging so I've been bagging a lot recently with every significant dip and now I have a positive PNL. Consider checking Telos and its Telos EVM *The Telos EVM is the most powerful and scalable Ethereum Smart Contract platform built to power Web 3.0. Telos features a robust, third-generation, ESG-compliant evolutionary blockchain governance system, including smart contracts, advanced voting features, and flexible and user-friendly fee models. In addition, Telos supports the blockchain ecosystem by serving as an incubator and accelerator for decentralized applications through development grants.*

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Thanks mate! Just edited that part....did not ajust it my PNL is actuall: -19.41% at the moment :)

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

what is PNL

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Im bagholding auntil 1.7k eth xD ( PNL was 2900 before DCA)

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I like noisy coins like this. Always good opportunity for positive PNL when played well.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I do. Start with low leverage and work my way up from there. So start with a 5x, when it hits +50% I'll increase to 10x and double the position while changing my stop loss on the way to guarantee I won't go back in the red. I usually have a 50% stop loss on the initial open position if I'm not actively watching charts but otherwise I'll manage my losses and try to reposition myself with a maximum -50% PNL of initial position.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

There are times that, when you open leveraged positions, the market will swing against you and DCA is also handy but only if you have ready USDT. I'd say work on your risk management so you can always exit a wrong entry position with a stop loss. Since we're already talking about DCA, how about DCA with low mcap and high potential alts instead thru spot? Personally, I'd rather DCA if the project I believe keeps on building despite the bearish market sentiment. It's hard to find a decent project that does that but I've been looking at the listed coins on KuCoin and found a project named Telos with a ticker symbol TLOS. It seems like it found its floor price and now ranging so I've been bagging a lot recently with every significant dip and now I have a positive PNL. Consider checking Telos and its Telos EVM *The Telos EVM is the most powerful and scalable Ethereum Smart Contract platform built to power Web 3.0. Telos features a robust, third-generation, ESG-compliant evolutionary blockchain governance system, including smart contracts, advanced voting features, and flexible and user-friendly fee models. In addition, Telos supports the blockchain ecosystem by serving as an incubator and accelerator for decentralized applications through development grants.*

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

**It's better to do the DCA strategy and bag more because the bulls will return.** While others prefer to stake their assets, especially stables, to earn more stables so they can have more funds on the ground ahead of the bull market. **On the other hand, some people are just dormant waiting for the market to stabilize before they decide what to do.** So which of these categories do you belong to? *Personally, I'd rather DCA if the project I believe keeps on building despite the bearish market sentiment. It's hard to find a decent project that does that but I've been looking at the listed coins on KuCoin and found a project named Telos with a ticker symbol TLOS.* **It seems like it found its floor price and now ranging so I've been bagging a lot recently with every significant dip and now I have a positive PNL. Consider checking Telos and its Telos EVM** *The Telos EVM is the most powerful and scalable Ethereum Smart Contract platform built to power Web 3.0. Telos features a robust, third-generation, ESG-compliant evolutionary blockchain governance system, including smart contracts, advanced voting features, and flexible and user-friendly fee models. In addition, Telos supports the blockchain ecosystem by serving as an incubator and accelerator for decentralized applications through development grants.* **Develop and Commit to a Strong DCA (Dollar-Cost Average) Strategy** Suppose you have a total of $500usd to invest in $TLOS. Rather than investing all your capital at once, you could invest one-fifth ($100) and commit to further investments if the price decreases or increases by a difference of 20%. If the price decreases due to a market drawdown, you’ll have the opportunity to acquire more tokens at a 20% discount. If market volatility increases, you can adjust your DCA strategy so that your next purchases occur after greater price reductions. Ultimately this approach should be applied when you are confident in the asset you’ve analyzed and have a strict set of rules that you will adhere to.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

>PNL -34.56 Not that bad. I mean, it is, but at least you aren't 90% down

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Total PNL -39.8%? One of us.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The problem doesn't disappear when you ignore it. This is an opportunity. Take what you can from this bear market and learn from it or you'll go through the same thing in a few years. It's rough but this is the time to pay as much attention ad you can. Detach yourself from your PNL and try to see how you could have navigated the market better. It'll pay off.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This is wrong. You can't calculate his leverage here without knowing how much his position is collateralized by (you would need to know his account size on FTX). The $8m is the notional size of his position. Leverage is calculated as notional/collateral. Collateral rises and falls with PNL, so when price falls on a short, your leverage declines and vice versa. If he had $10 backing the trade your calculations would be the same (but he'd be at some astronomic level of leverage). If he had $10bn backing it, same calcs, low leverage.

Mentions:#FTX#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You can estimate his margin based on that info and thus his est. liquidation price. Avg entry 48.8k, actual price 37k = drop of 24% (profit) PNL profit about $2.8m on a $8m position = 35% (35-24)/24 = 1.46x So if the price rises by 66% from his entry he would be liquidated which is about 81k

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You can estimate it pretty accurately and it's about 1.5x Avg entry 48.8k, actual price 37k = drop of 24% (profit) PNL profit about $2.8m on a $8m position = 35% (35-24)/24 = 1.46x

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Go through his twitter, check his track record. He is also top 10 in the ftx public leaderboard in PNL

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

**PNL go up.** Plain & simple.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Cardano has finally hit $10, inflation adjusted PNL is -99.98%

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

As the late George Best said: ‘I spent half of my money on women and booze, and I wasted the other half’. Or just buy that FORTH-coin on Kucoin. I have a bot running on it with great grid profits (158% APR) but it needs to go up because it’s below entry price, unrealized PNL is negative.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Did I say that or express that in any way? That would be so silly of me - especially if my trades were so tiny, right? Like I have tried to explain and clarify in posts and support tickets with KuCoin - this does not happen every trade or every day. The cheat (code) mode seem to appear or triggered after closing high PNL % trades or a high net $ profit. This would make the small glitch less noticeable after the user is on their euphoric high of winning as well as less frequent of an event for most. Sound familiar?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I'm sorry but there are several red flags with this video: - the flickering of the order books is suspicious - the screenshots provide comvenient 'cuts' - PNL does weird shit despite being on a profitable trade first - noticable lag at 1:12 conclusion: Probably cut and fake.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I bet you’ve been making profitable trades… I wanted to ask anyone that had similar experiences to confirm or see if this happens after closing a high PNL% trade or after having a profitable trades ($1000+ net).

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This only happened after closing a high PNL% or profit margin over $1000, then the cheat (code) mode would kick-in or become noticeable.. It took 3-4x before I realized what had happened, I had no way to rewind and see the order change (I wasn’t recording every trade I started). I would question my memory and initially attributed it to me spacing out. Most people just let it go or think they had a brain fart. 5th time screenshots were not enough and this was the 6th. I only traded futures on KuCoin - never trusted them to give them all of my business or coins.

Mentions:#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This usually or would only happen after I made profitable trades - (PNL $1-2k) which was sporadic and made it harder to catch. Then I went on a streak and they started blatantly obvious liquidations (like futures prices went opposite of the market) as soon as I placed my trade and went straight to liquidation and back - aka the crazy wicks that liquidates your position. Soon after the app started taking screenshots without my consent across my laptop and mobile (app was tracking 29gb of data and docs). Started screen recording my trades the last 6 months and sharing with the community now. I went to KuCoin and complained but they always deny and blame the user for not having experience or some b.s. and never compensated or credited a penny - so fuck’em. They had their chance and gave them a chance to get rid of me - this is their lesson.

Mentions:#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I use a CPA but they don't go through the individual transactions. I have about 10-15k transactions at this point. I did speak with an accounting firm that does institutional accounting and I believe they quoted me $15k per year as the minimum fee. I really wish I could just calculate my PNL and just pay taxes on it instead of doing all this. It's completely me being honorable and getting slapped around as a result. Most of my accounts are anonymous wallets and non KYC exchanges.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The review system can work if they only allow people to post reviews if they disclose their PNL on that coin. Then we can know their standings before seeing their review. Moreover, Coinbase is an exchange. There is now way people are going to be review the projects for its fundamentals or white paper or updates. It will only be on profits and pumps

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

You dont need to buy coins BTC. Just make the synthetic Bitcoins. Buy 1 call option BTC march 19k and sell 1 put option BTC march 19k. Investment is ZERO, you only need margin in your account. The options construction moves excactly with the rate of the normal Bitcoin. Less investment same PNL as a coin.

Mentions:#BTC#ZERO#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Not beating myself up, very elated actually. When BTC goes down, the PNL of my 20x lev short goes up.

Mentions:#BTC#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

the new binance update is quite nice now it shows real time PNL

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I was up %800 at some point but made %300~ when I was stopped out. I think it had to do with high leverage (something about PNL) and LUNA chopping like crazy but I dunno in details. They removed LUNA from futures later on that day I think.

Mentions:#PNL#LUNA
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

So there doesn’t exist one? I mean there is the PNL but thats not really the development of your assets. But there really isnt?

Mentions:#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

yeah.. those using 5x 10x leverages are asking to be liquidated.. need to use lower ones and small positions to get used to the volatility and anxiety of seeing 10-20% PNL fluctuations

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I can show u man !! PNL !!

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Cumulative PNL(%) -15.88% not bad

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Post your Binance stats! https://www.binance.com/en/my/pnl/spot_account 7-days: Cumulative PNL(%) -24.38%

Mentions:#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

That's because of the difference between the spot market and the futures market. They use a mark price as liquidation point which is higher because of the dofference between spot and futures. Your PNL is based on that price too while in fact the futures price is quite a bit lower.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Someone got his positions public on bybit 😬 Btcusdt $2m position with liquidation price at $32.061 Btcusd $10m/300 btc position with a liquidation price at $31.406 https://www.bybit.com/en-US/userprofile/?id=PYg45ejBM2je6Ol7&product=PRODUCT_LINE_INVERSE_PERPETUAL&time=TIME_PERIOD_YEAR&type=LIST_METRIC_PNL&page=1

r/BitcoinSee Comment

My accountant tells me that I have to keep track of all my day trading transactions and I have to convert BTC to USD, however I made lots of transactions in BTC/BTC - how does one track the BTC conversion to USD? I pulled all my transactions (PNL) it doesn't show me what the USD conversion is. Does anyone know how I can look this up? I'm freaking out man

Mentions:#BTC#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I'm sticking to my trading strategy from a year ago, and there's really nothing difficult about it, no matter what anyone says. It doesn't take much time in the first place, and secondly, you feel calm and confident in the position you're opening. For example when I open every new trade (especially with leverage) on wowswap I think through my entry and exit strategy beforehand, that is stop loss and take profit limit orders, for me the risk/profit ratio is more important than technical analysis, mostly I try to earn on impulse movements when breaking through levels and entering a corridor of new prices. This strategy increased my average monthly PNL on wowswap, before it was not so stable and I was morally more tired and often burned out from trading

Mentions:#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Still harping on about it? Guess when you are poor and make 5k over 2 weeks it's all you got. It's like you believe I somehow lost money but I wasn't on the other end of your "trade", in fact my stablecoin farms eclipsed your PNL in 3 days.

Mentions:#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

my short position on BTC with 5x leverage pleases me with its green PNL

Mentions:#BTC#PNL
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I'm trying to understand the computation of PNL/ROE and I saw this: https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/3a55a23768cb416fb404f06ffedde4b2 Here is are the equations: Unrealized PNL = position size \* direction of order \* (mark price - entry price) ROE% =Unrealized PNL in USDT / entry margin = ( ( mark Price - entry Price ) \* direction of order \* size ) / (position\_amount \* contract\_multiplier \* mark\_price\* IMR) \*IMR = 1/Leverage I dont understand what these are: size position\_amount (I assume this is similar to size?) contract\_multiplier Also I assume that mark Price is the current mark price in that instant.

Mentions:#PNL#USDT
r/BitcoinSee Comment

**Why is Size almost 100 USDT but PNL of roughly 5% is way far from 5 USDT?**

Mentions:#USDT#PNL
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Do the PNL figures in Binance account for selling? I had sold a small portion a while back as I needed the funds for elsewhere. It seems that I'm in the red overall for my BTC investment on binance, and I'm wondering if that number/% includes the portion I sold? The figures dont really add up hence my confusion lol

Mentions:#PNL#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Where is the crying? Just easy to counter-trade a complete idiot who feels the need to announce he’s shorting a coin. Talk about emotional. All I see from my end is simple liquidity. Imagine only being able to talk size after it plays out. Negative account PNL for sure.

Mentions:#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

How does re-entering a position work? Still trying to figure out what happened. Just discovering trading on Binance futures. So i was in a short with 150$ at 10x leverage. Made 30 $ unrealized PNL that i re- added to the position directly. My position size was now showing 1800. A couple of minutes later things went bad and my position was showing -30$ PNL and i decided to call it a night. When i closed the trade however i only found 70$ in my account while i was expecting 150... Still not sure what happened. Can some kind soul shed some light?

Mentions:#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

As you rightfully assumed, I am already aware of such feature. The issue however lies in the fact that the PNL only works for the spot wallet. With me havin moved 80% of my assets into the earnings wallet, my cumulative PNL is displayed at like -4000%. Hence I am looking for a solution that at best imports my buy and transfer orders at corresponding prices.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You probably know this already, but I'll write it all out just incase you dont know... Binance does offer some decent statistics on their PNL Analysis page. You can find this from your Spot Wallet. PNL Analysis gives info on cumulative pnl, daily pnl, profits, asset allocation, and asset net worth. This info can be shorted by any timeframe you so choose.

Mentions:#PNL
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I am pleased to see this green PNL on my long position with 3x leverage on Wowswap, which is open from a price of 37k from all these bull news

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

When will SEC be a scam? I'm with a good PNL on my long deal on Wowswap on XRP and I don't want anything to affect it negatively until the last limit order is triggered

Mentions:#PNL#XRP