7477    FORCED EXECUTED @ 21.8893(-0.06)    -0.06    20 minutes ago

7413    FORCED EXECUTED @ 21.2498(-0.94)    -0.94    07 Feb 17:05

7401    FORCED EXECUTED @ 21.2(-31.64): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 21.251(-10.45),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 21.2498(-4.71),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 21.213(-5.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 21.2088(-108.0)    -159.79    07 Feb 16:35

Thanks for the page!

Someone seems to be really obsessed with the previous top $21.43, wonder if he would get a margin call here.

7401    FORCED EXECUTED @ 21.2(-31.64): was FORCED PARTIALLY FILLED @ 21.251(-10.45),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 21.2498(-4.71),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 21.213(-5.0),PARTIALLY FILLED @ 21.2088(-108.0)    -159.79    about 1 hour ago

But when I first borrow funds for "1 day", I can't use them, say 30 minutes later to open a position for "1 day" -- effectively I can't use them at all.

and while we're at those nasty little annoyances, how about that:

When I borrow funds offered for 1 day, the only way to get that loan is to enter a request for 1 day.
Now, the moment I've gotten that loan, I am unable to open a position for 1 day, since, by definition those funds are due in less than 1 day.

Same situation for 7 days. You need to get loans for 8 days if you want to open a position in the "7 days" category.


Again this is a case where the system behaves 100% logically correct, but just not the way the user expects it to behave.

For the user, "1 day" doesn't translate into precisely 86400 seconds -- the user wants to open a short-lived position in -- say -- the next two hours and it's OK for the user when this position is forcibly closed "the other day"

Is there some additional fee included, beyond the swap, or is the engine just updating with some (serious) delay?

So this input tells me that the trigger price is at 1 $ ? 

Unfortunately for your profits

is that a serious quote? because i see the usefulness of TA but i still think astrology is complete bunk.

Hello, I have a question.

How do you build a trailing stop order?

Let's asume the prize is 20$. If you want to put a trailing stop 0,2 $ below. What do you need to fill in the prize 19,8 , 0,2 or -0,2? Thank you

Because I'm guessing most traders live in time zones other than UTC. I imagine the majority are more US based. An analysis of market activity by time could show when most trading occurs. So the "trading day" so to speak probably doesn't coincide with UTC.

For these type of technical analyses what difference does it make that bitcoin is a 24/7 market vs. other markets that have set trading hours (e.g. FTSE is 8 to 16:30 GMT). I'm guessing this has an impact on the daily candlestick.

Also I'm guessing you are using the bitcoin charts to determine the candlestick, so on the UTC timezone, but if the timezone was EST (East Coast US) for example the daily candlestick could be different?

u mad bro??