Eddie Moon

I decided to give crypto trading a try. I did my research and decided to open an account with WeBull. I also want to try out the different trading bots.
The website is webulltradingbot.com.

However, I discovered it's not the same as Webull. I wrote Webull an email and they said,

"Hi,

Thanks for reaching out to us.

Our official website is https://www.webull.com/. webulltradingbot.com is not our official website.

We advise you to contact law enforcement if you have been taken advantage of by this fake website. At Webull, we make it a priority to protect your privacy and safeguard your personal and account information every day. Recently, we have seen an increase in fraudsters targeting Webull customers. We'd like to share some tips about what you can do to help protect yourself and your information, too. Together, we can keep your account and your information safe."

Thank you for taking the time to read my post and respond.
I've learned that there are fake crypto websites and if you deposit money into them you will never get your money back.
I'm assuming the website she uses is one of them.

I met a young and beautiful Asian woman on a dating site. She is 27 years younger than me.
She belongs to a professional cryptocurrency organization that provides multi-millionaires with when and what coin to trade. About 3 - 4 trades a week.
The reason she belongs to the group is because her Uncle runs it.
She said she will give me the trades for free.
We have done several video chats so she is real.

I used to trade FOREX heavily so I thought Cryptocurrency would be similar.
I open a Coinbase account.
She tells me to Buy Bitcoin and keep it for 60 seconds and then sell it.
I don't know how to work Coinbase but I do see Bitcoin go up and up.
So now I'm trying to learn how to trade on Coinbase.

She gives me another trade, with the same instructions, Buy and hold on for 60 seconds and then sell. But I don't know how to do that. Bitcoin goes up and up.
I'm amazed at how this professional group is able to do this.

She said that I can't trade on Coinbase because it doesn't offer the features that her platform does. On her platform, she can Buy and hold on to it and Sell it in 60 seconds. You can't do that with Coinbase.
So she wants me to transfer all of my Coinbase money into the platform she uses, which is:
BitContractPro

She has $100,000 in her account. She averages $10,000 a month.
She will teach me how to trade on that platform.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post and reply.
When I trade FOREX, I can Buy or Sell, at the Market, and then end the trade whenever I want.
For example, let's say I Buy at $10. It increases to $10.5, $11.0, etc. I can get out of the trade whenever I want to. I don't want to get out of the trade because I believe the price will keep going up and up.
Is this possible when I buy Bitcoin in Coinbase?

I Have A Coinbase Account
I Sell Bitcoin $20.00 at Market

ORDER DETAILS
MARKET
AMOUNT                   0.00078578 BTC
TOTAL                   20 USD
EST FEE                   $0.12
EST SLIPPAGE            0.00%
EST AVERAGE PRICE    25605.44 USD

[SELL BTC]

I click [SELL BTC] and the order is placed.
The order is immediately filled and over.
I made $20

ORDER DETAILS
ORDER ID
PAIR                   BTC-USD
TYPE                   Market
TIME IN FORCE   Immediate or Cancel
SIDE                   Sell
AMOUNT           0.00078578 BTC
EXECUTED           0.00078578 BTC
SUBTOTAL           $20.12
FEE                    $0.12

I have a Coinbase account.
I Buy Bitcoin hoping that it will go up.
It goes up and I would like to close the trade.
I open the order and the only option I have is to "Cancel Order."
I'm assuming it's because the order has not yet been filled.
Once the order is filled I will be able to close the trade.

It's been 30 minutes and the order has not yet been filled. So I canceled the order.
How long does it take for an order to be filled?

I understand what you wrote. But this all depends if the order is filled or not?
If the order isn't filled then the only way out is to cancel the order. Or at least this is what I understand.
How long does it take to fill an order?
I put a Sell on Bitcoin. $20.00. I waited 30 minutes and it still wasn't filled. So I canceled the order.

This is what I don't understand about the trade being "filled."
I Sell Bitcoin and have a limit of $$. If the price goes up and hits $$ then the Trade is "filled" and lost money.
In my last case, I Sell Bitcoin and it kept going down, down, down, which I want. When I open the order then the only option is Cancel.
After 30 minutes I cancel the order.

Is the only way the trade is "Filled" if it goes up and hits the $$ and then it's filled?

Close All Positions
I do not see that feature in Coinbase. The only thing I see is, "Cancel Order."

I'm a FOREX trader and am familiar with their platform.
I created a Coinbase account.

I did a Sell on Bitcoin with a Limit of 25100.00. So if it goes up and hit 25100.00 the trade ends and I lost money.
I did not place a limit on profit. In that way, it can keep going down and down and I'll end it when I want to.
THIS IS HOW FOREX WORKS.

So I have an Open Order on Bitcoin.
It keeps going down and I'm making money.
I open the order to get out of the trade and collect profit.
However, the only thing I can do is Cancel the order.
If I cancel the order I lose everything.
There is no way for me to end the trade and collect profit, just like FOREX.

Unless I'm missing something?
How do I end the trade and collect the profit?

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1. I buy Bitcoin using the PC Coinbase platform.
2. It goes up and I want to get out of the trade to make a profit.
3. The trade is still open.
4. I open the trade and the only option is "Cancel."
5. I click "Cancel" and the order is canceled.
6. I don't make or lose any money.
How Do I Get Out Of The Trade Without Canceling It?

Thank you for taking the time to read my post and replying.