Assuming you open a long position with bitcoin at $90000, you will see the position as 1.
Also you open bitcoin long position at $91000, you should see the position as 2.
I means same coins with 2 positions. Just as if you open bitcoin as position 1 and another coin as position 2.
On most exchanges, the bitcoin amount you used to open 1st and 2nd position will add up as just only one position.
The reason I asked this question is because I want to try grid trading and this is how it can be convenient for me on a single exchange.
On Bybit you can do this with different pairs, for example BTC/USDT, BTC/USDC, and BTC/USD. If you use the same pair, it will simply average the price. |
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It’s natural to draw parallels based on rising debt and social spending, but the Philippines and Venezuela differ greatly in history, institutions and economic structure. You can compare certain indicators debt-to-GDP ratios or budget priorities, but here are two reasons we won’t become Venezuela: - The Philippine economy is far more diversified and boosted by large remittance inflows, which help stabilize consumption and foreign-exchange reserves.
- The central bank enjoys stronger independence and credibility, keeping inflation relatively in check compared to Venezuela’s monetary collapse.
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I tried the link on my phone it showed error. I changed it to desktop mode and it continue to show error.  I also tried it on my computer and it showed error also.  It's currently fixed. No more errors.      Meanwhile, it's only the US that has placed tariffs on China, and they still have a host of other countries that do business with them normally. This is simply an advantage for China.
There's also the fact that China has a lower cost of production compared to the US. The cost of labour in China is also lower than in the US, so the companies won't lose much if tariffs are increased compared to the companies in the US.
yet reality is china closed many factories, workers migrated to places like vietnam, sending chinese cities real estate plummeting down and its retail malls and restaurants with no locals to buy things as they mostly migrated china certainly is not just able to wait it out unharmed, they are already seeing big losses due to it franky1, I'm merely curious. What's your general sentiment for the "Tariff War" that Trump started. You said that China has closed many factories, I believe that you also believe that, if China's economy is already going down, then Trump's "Tariff War" will push China's economy down further? The U.S. is China's largest consumer. Plus what would it mean for other nation-states that were "attacked" by the U.S. with tariffs? Will they be making deals with China instead of the U.S.? Congrats for this tools! |
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Nice summary Their Bitcoin-per-Share and Bitcoin Return Rate metrics mirror MicroStrategy but come with a SPAC discount. I’d love to see more public firms adopt this model. As each new buyer tightens liquid supply, it will help fuel the next bull run
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Bitcoin already plays a key role as an inflation hedge and safe-haven asset. Its decentralized nature makes it resistant to censorship and bank failures, giving users direct control of their funds, provided they never lose their wallet keys and stay aware of market trends.
In my view, Bitcoin will become the fuel for traditional finance. The final frontier will be its entry into the bond and debt markets, where tokenized debt instruments backed by BTC could redefine how capital markets operate
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Actually, we are not in a bear market right now. Converting to stablecoins can lock in what remains of your gains, but yields are flat and you end up crystallizing losses. I believe the next major stablecoins will come from US corporations launching tokens with a playbook similar to Tether. In any case, Tether will remain at the top as the MSTR of stablecoins.
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Myria is facing the same challenges as other NFT projects right now. It’s not the right time for Myria, but let’s hope the NFT market makes a proper comeback soon.
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Ok... Just starting this thread as things are getting more interesting with the Sonic eco. The Shadow protocol with the good ol' ve(3,3) stuff is taking off, getting a bunch of TVL and it's giving out juicy APR's. And here's the thing, SHADOW's market cap is still below 50m. I think that's an easy 10x just like what Aerodrome did last year, Base's premier DEX. Anyway, watch this interview. It looks like Andre Cronje is planning on launching a perps and spot DEX that could compete with Binance and Coinbase. The Fastest Blockchain EVER Created [SONIC Founder EXCLUSIVE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YU5uZve0kmcThis could be huge imho. And it looks like every fast L1 wants to have a good product via perps DEX just like what Hyperliquid did. If there's a presale for Cronje's DEX I'd def want in. Wow, I didn’t realize FTM rebranded to Sonic now, wow. And that ve(3,3) model isn’t like Olympus DAO’s OHM. Olympus locked tokens for staking and bonding, while ve(3,3) adds dynamic APRs and cross-protocol boosts based on revenue and user activity. |
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He visto que Binance ha deshabilitado la opción de operar con futuros perpetuos desde España. Para quienes operáis desde aquí, ¿Qué plataforma estáis utilizando? Me interesa específicamente operar con **perpetuos** por la posibilidad de compensar pérdidas, ya que, según tengo entendido, con margin esto no sería posible. Agradezco cualquier recomendación.
Huir. Una opción es abrirte una empresa en un país donde se permita el trading perp y que Binance permita el registro de la empresa. Pero bueno, no sé que capital te gustaría operar como para ver si crear empresa es una opción. |
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Most new projects launch as PoS tokens, so truly mineable PoW coins are rare. Mining is dominated by major networks, making fresh PoW launches uncommon. To spot the few that do appear:
ASIC Miner Value (asicminervalue.com) for ASIC‐profitable coins and earnings.
CoinGecko / CoinMarketCap: filter by “Mineable” and sort by “Recently Added.”
Launchpads & developer forums for small teams’ announcements.
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SOL’s price action is impressive and DEX volumes are picking up, and with the AI meta and memecoin rally it has solid catalysts. But no, SOL will not kill Ethereum. I’m not sure why we always hunt for the “killer of X.” Why can’t they coexist?
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Not sury why this:
2025 Q2-Q4 ->
> USDV Launch on BSC-20 protocol
> USDV Launch on ERC-20 protocol
> Vector USDV integration
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Good luck! I will follow a bit more before start mining, but let's see
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Recently, TRON founder Justin has shown huge interest in becoming a crypto advisor to the Trump administration. He invested heavily in the "World Liberty Financial" project (Trump's own blockchain network). Justin Sun was also featured in Forbes' magazine cover. I know many in the community hate the guy, but all of this brings some sort of publicity for TRX. Good for holders of the coin, imo. With Sun's actions, it's likely TRON's native cryptocurrency will reach $1 soon. Wouldn't you agree? If not, why? Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.  Honestly, it really comes down to whether the TRX ETF works well. If the ETF launches smoothly, attracts serious capital, and gains regulatory approval without hiccups, then pushing toward $1 becomes a lot more realistic. If not, TRX could easily remain stuck in its current range. Let’s hope the ETF delivers and gives TRX the catalyst it needs! |
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Your view that money, traditionally backed by debt and human productivity, might shift to being “secured” by AI and crypto taps into real trends, but even Bitcoin’s value rests on collective belief and human-driven demand, while AI‑generated output still needs human governance, oversight and consumption to be meaningful. Erasing the human element overlooks that trust, legal frameworks and social consensus are the true bedrock of any currency, digital or otherwise.
Furthermore, automation and tokenization can boost efficiency but won’t on their own address core social needs (healthcare, education, fair wealth distribution) which remain human‑centered challenges. A resilient future monetary system will almost certainly marry technological innovation with policies that preserve human well‑being, ensuring both stability and continued public confidence.
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BUSINESSMAN AND ENTREPRENEUR
The terms "businessman" and "entrepreneur" often get use in a circle as if they have same meaning, actually they represent different mindsets and ideas. Let’s break down the key differences between the two:
1. Definition and Focus
*****Businessman:
A businessperson is usually someone involved in commercial activities, primarily focused on managing established businesses. Their main job revolves around handling resources, boosting profits, and sticking to tried-and-true business models.
*****Entrepreneur:
An entrepreneur, on the other hand, is someone who spots opportunities and takes the leap to create new ventures or improve existing ones. They are innovative, take risks, and turns ideas into successful businesses or products.
2. Innovation vs. Management
*****Businessman:
While businessmen might make improvements, their main job is always about good management and efficiency within existing structures. Their focus is sustaining and growing the business through conventional methods.
*****Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs are often viewed as innovators, motivated by a desire to tackle problems or fulfill unmet needs in the market or even creat problems
3. Risk Attitude
*****Businessman:
Businessmen generally are more cautious in their approach to risk. They prefers stable, established markets and tend to optimize existing processes rather than diving into uncharted territory.
*****Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs accepts and takes more risks as they aim to create something fresh or reform existing markets. They’re often willing to take calculated risks to chase innovative ideas.
4. Motivation
*****Businessman:
Many businessmen are financial success oriented. Their main objectives often center around profit making, increasing market share, and maintaining a competitive edge.
*****Entrepreneur:
While entrepreneurs also aim for financial success, their motivations often run deeper. They might be fueled by a passion for their ideas, a desire to make a difference, or a commitment to social change. Their goals can include personal fulfillment or addressing societal challenges.
5. Growth Orientation
*****Businessman:
Businessmen typically concentrate on steady growth within their established markets, optimizing operations to ensure ongoing success. Their strategies often involve gradual scaling and sticking to tried-and-true methods.
*****Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs usually set their sights on rapid growth and scalability, constantly on the lookout for ways to shake up industries and dive into new markets. They’re often quick to adjust their strategies based on what the market tells them.
6. Vision vs. Execution
*****Businessman:
A businessman usually works within a set vision, then trying to execute that vision effectively. They might not be the originator of the business idea, but they play a crucial role in keeping things running smoothly and profitably.
*****Entrepreneur:
Entrepreneurs, on the other hand, often develop their own vision and take charge of making it a reality. They actively steer their businesses and make key decisions that can influence the entire industry.
In summary
Both businessmen and entrepreneurs are important to the economy, but there're lots of difference between them, like in their approaches, mindsets, and definitions. Businessmen definitely focus on managing established companies and targeting success, whereas entrepreneurs pay attention to innovation and taking risks to create new ventures or transform existing ones. Recognizing these differences can shed light on the various ways individuals contribute to economic growth and progress.
Entrepreneurs light the fuse with bold ideas, rapid pivots and a thirst for innovation, but without solid processes, financial controls and operational discipline, that initial spark often fizzles out. Businesspeople excel at turning proven models into sustainable, scalable ventures by managing risk, optimizing resources and keeping a close eye on margins and KPIs. To turn a startup flash into a long‑lasting enterprise, an entrepreneur must evolve into a businessman: putting in place forecasting and contingency plans, formalizing roles and reporting, standardizing pricing and margins, and building the systems that ensure consistent growth long after the initial breakthrough. |
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Although China's growth rate is high, it still lags behind the US. This may be because the US is the economic quarterback. China is making rapid progress in many areas such as artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, chips, but it is more dependent on imports than the US in many areas. This makes them more vulnerable.
For China to become a global leader, economic size alone is not enough. The US's liberal democracy provided a model for many countries in the post Cold War era. China's authoritarian capitalism, on the other hand, is not one that many countries want to emulate. In terms of cultural imposition, China is far behind the US. Moreover, the US has very strong global alliances and China has no such advantage. China has the potential to overtake the US, but it faces many structural obstacles.
True, China’s booming in AI, EVs & chips, but it still trails the US because: Per‑capita gap: Its GDP/person is under ⅓ of America’s. Import reliance: Needs EUV machines, specialty chemicals & tons of energy. Demographics & debt: Aging workforce + local‑govt/property debts. Soft power: Less cultural trust & appeal abroad. Alliances: Lacks the deep security/trade networks the US has. Until it closes these gaps in demand, trust and partnerships, the US stays “quarterback.” |
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The first link is broken. Question, do you ask for some min requirements? |
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