BEAT this round of market looks like signs of a trend reversal. Bulls can consider entering, with a stop loss set at 0.68. Once it breaks below, cut losses decisively and don't hesitate.
Speaking of which, the reason why trading small coin contracts often leads to failure is not usually due to wrong direction, but because of being worn down by funding fees. Many people have learned this lesson. Opening with too high leverage can be eaten up by funding fees in just one or two hours, and combined with oscillations, your account can blow up in the blink of an eye.
My current principle is very simple: for small coins with significantly high funding fees within the first hour of trading, I won't chase if I miss the initial opportunity. Not to mention opening against the trend, which is purely fighting against your wallet. In the long run, this kind of self-discipline can help you survive longer. Money management is always the foundation of trading; don't break this logic just because of one or two FOMO moments.
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BoredStaker
· 01-08 15:34
Funding fees are truly an invisible killer. I’ve fallen for it before... I lost two months of profits in just one hour. Now, seeing the high fee rates, I just turn around and leave. There's no need to chase after those tiny gains.
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airdrop_huntress
· 01-08 12:39
Funding fees ate half a year's profits in one hour, absolutely brutal. That's how I died.
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TokenVelocity
· 01-05 20:53
Funding fees are the real hidden killers; they can disappear in the blink of an eye.
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SolidityNewbie
· 01-05 20:53
Funding fees are really incredible. Watching the limit-up board, but getting completely drained by the fee rate. I'll stay on the sidelines for this BEAT trade...
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RetiredMiner
· 01-05 20:46
Funding fees are really like invisible knives; many people have fallen for this without even realizing it.
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MerkleMaid
· 01-05 20:44
Funding fees are truly the invisible killer; how many people have been ruined by them? For small-cap coins, the hourly funding fee can outweigh the damage caused by market fluctuations.
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DeFiAlchemist
· 01-05 20:35
ngl the funding rate dynamics on these micro-cap perpetuals are literally transmuting wealth into thin air... been there, watched portfolios evaporate in real time. that 0.68 liquidation line is where the financial alchemy goes wrong fr fr
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WenAirdrop
· 01-05 20:34
Funding fees are really something else. They seem like small numbers but can eat away at your profits in minutes. It's a bit late to realize this.
BEAT this round of market looks like signs of a trend reversal. Bulls can consider entering, with a stop loss set at 0.68. Once it breaks below, cut losses decisively and don't hesitate.
Speaking of which, the reason why trading small coin contracts often leads to failure is not usually due to wrong direction, but because of being worn down by funding fees. Many people have learned this lesson. Opening with too high leverage can be eaten up by funding fees in just one or two hours, and combined with oscillations, your account can blow up in the blink of an eye.
My current principle is very simple: for small coins with significantly high funding fees within the first hour of trading, I won't chase if I miss the initial opportunity. Not to mention opening against the trend, which is purely fighting against your wallet. In the long run, this kind of self-discipline can help you survive longer. Money management is always the foundation of trading; don't break this logic just because of one or two FOMO moments.