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I am looking for a translator from English to Chinese. Subject - cryptocurrency trading. If anyone has experience in text translation and cryptocurrency trading, please contact me. I pay in bitcoins.
I am looking for a translator from English to Chinese. Subject - cryptocurrency trading. If anyone has experience in text translation and cryptocurrency trading, please contact me. I pay in bitcoins.
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I am looking for a translator from English to Indonesian. Subject - cryptocurrency trading. If anyone has experience in text translation and cryptocurrency trading, please contact me. I pay in bitcoins.
I am looking for a translator from English to Indonesian. Subject - cryptocurrency trading. If anyone has experience in text translation and cryptocurrency trading, please contact me. I pay in bitcoins.
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I am looking for a translator from English to Thai. Subject - cryptocurrency trading. If anyone has experience in text translation and cryptocurrency trading, please contact me. I pay in bitcoins.
I am looking for a translator from English to Thai. Subject - cryptocurrency trading. If anyone has experience in text translation and cryptocurrency trading, please contact me. I pay in bitcoins.
Re: I am looking for a native Arabic speaker who can translate from English
Hi and welcome to the arabic section, i can translate your text from english to arabic since i know much about trading, contact me on private if you want to start now
But it would be better if you made only one thread on services section rather than posting on every local section.
But it would be better if you made only one thread on services section rather than posting on every local section.
I can't contact you because of your privacy settings. Write to me in telegram: https://t.me/maxZZxxx
I am looking for a native Japanese speaker who can translate from English
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I am looking for a native Japanese speaker who also knows English and can translate text from English to Japanese. The subject is cryptocurrency trading, so it is desirable to have basic concepts on trading.
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I am looking for a native Japanese speaker who also knows English and can translate text from English to Japanese. The subject is cryptocurrency trading, so it is desirable to have basic concepts on trading.
Payment for text translation in bitcoins.
I am looking for a native Chinese speaker who can translate from English
Hello everyone.
I am looking for a native Chinese speaker who also knows English and can translate text from English to Chinese. The subject is cryptocurrency trading, so it is desirable to have basic concepts on trading.
Payment for text translation in bitcoins.
I am looking for a native Chinese speaker who also knows English and can translate text from English to Chinese. The subject is cryptocurrency trading, so it is desirable to have basic concepts on trading.
Payment for text translation in bitcoins.
I am looking for a native Arabic speaker who can translate from English
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I am looking for a native Arabic speaker who also knows English and can translate text from English to Arabic. The subject is cryptocurrency trading, so it is desirable to have basic concepts on trading.
Payment for text translation in bitcoins.
I am looking for a native Arabic speaker who also knows English and can translate text from English to Arabic. The subject is cryptocurrency trading, so it is desirable to have basic concepts on trading.
Payment for text translation in bitcoins.
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I am looking for a native Vietnamese speaker who also knows English and can translate text from English to Vietnamese. The subject is cryptocurrency trading, so it is desirable to have basic concepts on trading.
Payment for text translation in bitcoins.
I am looking for a native Vietnamese speaker who also knows English and can translate text from English to Vietnamese. The subject is cryptocurrency trading, so it is desirable to have basic concepts on trading.
Payment for text translation in bitcoins.
I am looking for a translator from English to Czech. The translator must understand the terminology of trading, and, preferably, the field of cryptocurrencies. Payment for the translation by agreement. Payment will be made in BTC.
I am looking for a translator from English to Czech. The translator must understand the terminology of trading, and, preferably, the field of cryptocurrencies. Payment for the translation by agreement. Payment will be made in BTC.
But I do I agree that there are/there won't be any problems for you because you are affiliated with the website which explains your unconditional love for it.
This thread lost credibility as soon as OP (Maxxx07) started defending a platform he initially "had no idea about”Funny enough, another alt account @maks-ivanov89 just woke up and just jumped in the defending Fybit
Max, please, we are not fools here.
Go shill your shit exchange somewhere else.
I will just leave this here for future reference:
write me in telegram: @maxx_trade
I am here very rarely, and I am related to many cryptocurrency platforms and exchanges. I work as a trader and part-time analyst of cryptocurrency platforms. I research and report on various exchanges for research and data analysis. So you can build your theories here, but I actually have a relationship not only with Fybit, but also with many other platforms. That is why I can tell you for sure that Fybit, along with Bitmex, Bitstamp and several other large platforms, has a very high-reliability status.
I was advised here on one very good at first glance trading platform, has anyone tried to trade on it and what do you say about it?
I have been trading on the platform for a few weeks now, my impressions are very positive, apart from the fact that they do not yet have a mobile version available. I am a professional trader and have traded on almost all major cryptocurrency exchanges, so I can say this: 100% safe exchanges do not exist, a recent example from Crypto.com confirms my words. Safe only on a cold wallet, personally your wallet. If you keep your money on the exchange, then they are not yours until you withdraw them from there. A list, like CMC and others like it, is a purely corrupt marketing ploy, whoever pays the money will be on these lists. Therefore, I would not advise a trader to pay attention to security (almost everyone has the same protection, even the largest exchanges are hacked), and to the list of ratings. I have been testing cryptocurrency exchanges since 2017 and have seen many different projects. As you wrote in one of the messages above, what bitseven did when, for half a year, they were open for the withdrawal of all funds. Moreover, they themselves did a mailing to everyone, asking them to withdraw money. I have not seen this anywhere, and I agree that neither binance, bybit, nor any other platform will do such things, since I tested, including the support service of each platform. I talked with one well-known blogger who traded on bitseven, and has been trading on fybit since the first days, and is even actively involved in their affiliate program, he told me that this is a bitseven under a different brand, so if you tried bitseven and trusted them, then you can certainly trust fybit. And binance was once a new project, look at them now. The same thing in a year, fybit will no longer be a new project and they will have their own army of users.
They have a beautiful interface, fast deposits, and withdrawals, all the features you need for trading, the best support I have ever seen. This is what I can personally say about them after a few weeks of working with them.
I also think if a trader has opened a position already and he chose isolation margin, he will not also be able to convert to cross margin accept when he closes the trade to open new position using cross margin. I hope I am correct about this.
This is going to be exchange specific, for example, I have a feeling bitmex used to allow isolated to cross margin moves (but not backwards).
Try the Fybit platform, I trade there myself, there are no problems.
I'd be careful using a lesser known exchange, at the very least they could have exploitable bugs making them more prone to having funds stolen.
Once upon a time, both Binance and Bitmex were new platforms. I have traded everywhere, and I still continue to use Binance, but Fybit is a good platform in my opinion. It seems to me that this is a former Bitseven, very similar. And Bitseven was much more loyal than all the other major exchanges and they have never been hacked over the years of their existence.
Too many signs indicate that this is Bitseven under a different brand. Therefore, I trust them. I also know one famous person who brings his subscribers to them, probably he also knows something. In any case, I do not deposit large sums there yet, I will trade further.
I met this opportunity only on Bitseven, but I didn't hear anything about Fybit. Are you not afraid that they may be scammers, since there is nothing special about them on the network?
I have a question about coinsbit exchange, can I withdraw without passing it's KYC verification? Is there anyone using this exchange presently I just want to know before making deposit on the exchange
Try Fybit, there is no KYC.
I hope you can successfully sell your token.
I have a question about coinsbit exchange, can I withdraw without passing it's KYC verification? Is there anyone using this exchange presently I just want to know before making deposit on the exchange
Try Fybit, there is no KYC.
I also think if a trader has opened a position already and he chose isolation margin, he will not also be able to convert to cross margin accept when he closes the trade to open new position using cross margin. I hope I am correct about this.
This is going to be exchange specific, for example, I have a feeling bitmex used to allow isolated to cross margin moves (but not backwards).
Try the Fybit platform, I trade there myself, there are no problems.
I'd be careful using a lesser known exchange, at the very least they could have exploitable bugs making them more prone to having funds stolen.
Once upon a time, both Binance and Bitmex were new platforms. I have traded everywhere, and I still continue to use Binance, but Fybit is a good platform in my opinion. It seems to me that this is a former Bitseven, very similar. And Bitseven was much more loyal than all the other major exchanges and they have never been hacked over the years of their existence.
Hello everyone, I'm looking for a platform where I can use the anti-liquidation feature. For example, I can add a new order to an open position, thereby changing the opening price of the entire position close to the market price, and thus moving the liquidation price further.
Try the Fybit platform, I trade there myself, there are no problems.
You can do it on exchanges that support future trading. All you have to do is to change from one-way mode to hedge mode.
One-way mode
This means once a position is opened, you can not add asset to it to increase your liquidation price range so the chances of getting liquidated is reduced.
Hedge mode
Assuming you open a short position for bitcoin, but bitcoin price increase, and your funds is about to liquidate at $45000 as bitcoin price is increasing, if you want to be able to add more collateral to your future account so that there will be no liquidation, then you will have to change one-way mode to hedge mode so if you transfer more asset to your future account, the risk of getting liquidated will reduce as the price can change from $45000 to a higher price before liquidation.
You can try any exchange that support future trading, such exchange will support hedge mode. You can try Binance but it requires KYC or try FTX.
Note: future trading is subjected to high risk, do not use the amount you can not afford to to lose trade. The higher the leverage used the higher can be the losses, do not only be thinking of the profit.
One-way mode
This means once a position is opened, you can not add asset to it to increase your liquidation price range so the chances of getting liquidated is reduced.
Hedge mode
Assuming you open a short position for bitcoin, but bitcoin price increase, and your funds is about to liquidate at $45000 as bitcoin price is increasing, if you want to be able to add more collateral to your future account so that there will be no liquidation, then you will have to change one-way mode to hedge mode so if you transfer more asset to your future account, the risk of getting liquidated will reduce as the price can change from $45000 to a higher price before liquidation.
You can try any exchange that support future trading, such exchange will support hedge mode. You can try Binance but it requires KYC or try FTX.
Note: future trading is subjected to high risk, do not use the amount you can not afford to to lose trade. The higher the leverage used the higher can be the losses, do not only be thinking of the profit.
I think, judging by the description, futures are not suitable for him, since the system is different there. Move the liquidation price by changing the average price and leverage, without additional obligations.
I am looking for a native English speaker who can professionally check the text and correct grammatical errors. Payment in BTC. We only need an experienced text editor, the text uses trading terminology.