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[Greggry]

I close a trade at 10 pips against me and I have $1000 on my wallets but when I switch to history of transactions I discovered my $1000 is gone. Could be that 10 pips against me would have taken the whole wallets balance? Even I normally close 10 pips in my favour it will not be up to $1000 why losing always take higher capital? Let me here from you

[Stalker22]

It is unlikely that a 10 pip movement against you would have taken your entire wallet balance. If you closed a trade at a 10 pip loss and your entire wallet balance disappeared, it is possible that there was an error or issue with the trading platform or provider you are using. I would recommend checking your account and transaction history carefully to see if there are any other transactions that might explain the missing funds.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

If possible, could you post of a screenshot of your trading history for the particular position/

The buy and sell filled orders, if you don't mind. This could be easier to interpret. I think you are missing out something. I hope it was a spot trade and not a derivatives form of trade using leverage.

[OcTradism]

I close a trade at 10 pips against me and I have $1000 on my wallets but when I switch to history of transactions I discovered my $1000 is gone. Could be that 10 pips against me would have taken the whole wallets balance? Even I normally close 10 pips in my favour it will not be up to $1000 why losing always take higher capital? Let me here from you

Are you trading with Forex? Pips is for Forex trading if I am not wrong.

With Bitcoin, you will gain best profit by holding it a few years and it is better if those years are between two halvings. If you can hold your bitcoin through two continuous bull runs, you will have no risk to get loss if history won't change itself.

Trading is worse than investing and holding. Spot trading is bad. Margin and Future trading are worse so is Forex trading.

[rat03gopoh]

Anyway, looking at the trading history will answer that.
I'm reminded of "reduced only" advanced orders in futures trading which are inactive by default, so my question is do you close the position against the previous order with a larger amount to reduce the rest of your wallet balance?

[blackened515]

Are you trading with Forex? Pips is for Forex trading if I am not wrong.

With Bitcoin, you will gain best profit by holding it a few years and it is better if those years are between two halvings. If you can hold your bitcoin through two continuous bull runs, you will have no risk to get loss if history won't change itself.

Trading is worse than investing and holding. Spot trading is bad. Margin and Future trading are worse so is Forex trading.

Forex trading is complex and can  not be compared to crypto trading, they varies. Forex dealing with pips and lotsize while crypto does deals with profits and leverages. The trader might have missed out on one essential setups using his broker because there's limitless errors that occured daily, even the slightest mistakes counts in trading. One need to be confident and confirmed proper entries before taking on the market. Trading is unpredictable it can either go according to plan or go the other way round, scattering all plans and hitting SL.

[pgbit]

I close a trade at 10 pips against me and I have $1000 on my wallets but when I switch to history of transactions I discovered my $1000 is gone. Could be that 10 pips against me would have taken the whole wallets balance? Even I normally close 10 pips in my favour it will not be up to $1000 why losing always take higher capital? Let me here from you

It is not possible for a 10 pip move against you to take your entire wallet balance of $1000. If you are losing money on a trade, it is likely because you were using leverage, which multiplies the size of your trade and the potential losses associated with it. It is important to ensure you understand the risks associated with leverage before trading.kindly tell us how much leverage you used in that trade

[borovichok]

I close a trade at 10 pips against me and I have $1000 on my wallets but when I switch to history of transactions I discovered my $1000 is gone. Could be that 10 pips against me would have taken the whole wallets balance? Even I normally close 10 pips in my favour it will not be up to $1000 why losing always take higher capital? Let me here from you

Errors made can not be reversed but they can be corrected in case of next time. However checking from your end, you might have open the trade with hugh lotsize, like 10.0 lotsize. $1000 is a standard capital for trade setups and making profits is all trader's priority in the market. There's every tendency for a faulty setups in the exchange, before using any trading exchange, terms and conditions should be taken good note of. One never knows the basic functions charges of these exchange, there are many faulty system out there, and we need to be extremely careful not to fall victims for them.