Quote from: DiMarxist on February 27, 2025, 02:11:40 PM

Quote from: Wiwo on February 26, 2025, 10:56:49 PM

In bitcoin trading, if you are not leveraging on a higher ratio and having your liquidation price very low or almost impossible to reach make it worthwhile and reduce your risk of losing your money, so year when trading bitcoin you don't lose money but you can lose time.

Just like what you explained above when your losses in bitcoin come, all that is needed is to wait a few weeks or days for it to recover, so ultimately you don't lose money but lose time if the market goes against your predictions for some obvious reasons.

This is where most people don't understand. Can you elaborate on this point one can't lose on bitcoin trading? But before the loses comes, probably you have already lose some amount you unless you are to pause the trading at the time of losing and wait for the rise again before continue the trading and before then you have already lose in the previous trade so I don't know in what way you will not lose bitcoin trading .

Literally what Wiwo is trying to explain is simple avoiding liquidation will simply minimize your chances of losing and in the long run even make you avoid losing. How does this work, simply as long as you don’t set very leverage or in my opinion do not use leverage at all there is no way the market will liquidate you because your liquidation will be very far from entry point and bitcoin isn’t the kind of coin that does -50% without pumping.

So say you long bitcoin at $90k and the leverage doesn’t brings your liquidation close and bitcoin dips to like $70k there is every tendency that it will get back to that $90k as your break even after a time (which he meant by you losing time) and even possibly go higher and give you profits. But should you use high leverage then you might have to be stopped out before even the $70k by liquidation and end up losing everything.

This is the reason why you don’t see spot traders who hold for a very long term losing