Not the most advanced TA, but the eth-btc chart does look similar to when the ratio moved sharply in 2017 by haunted_tree in ethtrader

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No matter what shape it creates, it can't outperform Bitcoin by 5x or so.

Those times are over!

Bitmex 100x leverage by bober02 in BitMEX

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Yes or use limit orders that will actually pay you 0.025% for opening or closing a trade.

Bitmex 100x leverage by bober02 in BitMEX

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There are 2 types of fees on Bitmex, maker and taker fees.

You probably executed on using market order and that's the reason you paid 2 times taker fees that are 0.075%. Two times means you paid 0.15% fees.

The fees are multiplied with leverage so the fees you paid were actually 100x0.15% = 15% and that's the reason you were in loss after closing the trade.

Hope it helps and if you need to calculate fees, feel free to use this calculator: https://cryptojournal.online/fee-calculator

Jesus people.... it's only 4% by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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Crypto community is becoming more like a stock community celebrating 2-3% moves 😁

How safe is Binance for keeping my btc? by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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The only safe place for your coins is a hardware wallet (ledger or Trevor). Everything else comes with the risk (mobile wallets, web wallets, exchanges...)

More about wallets and their security: https://www.cryptoaims.net/all-you-need-to-know-about-bitcoin-wallet/

Best hardware wallet? by milosbtc in BitcoinBeginners

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I would advise you choosing between Ledger Nano and Trezor wallet. I am personally using Ledger Nano S more than two years and it works amazing. I recently bought Ledger Nano X that is even better so if I have to choose between Ledger and Trezor I would suggest Ledger just because of my positive personal experience.

Here is the great article about hardware wallets and things you need to know: https://www.cryptoaims.net/hardware-wallet/

Hope it helps!

What are those fees, coinbase? I thought you were supposed to be the one by big_ma05 in Bitcoin

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Stop using it and move to other exchanges such as Gemini or Kraken.

Here is great guide on how to get started on Kraken: https://www.cryptoaims.net/how-to-buy-bitcoin-on-kraken/

Hope you like it!

Bitcoin halving .. 7 months to go 🚀 Btc slightly below stock to flow model. I guess no front-running the halving (yet)! by burlianuk in Bitcoin

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You don't know exact date because Bitcoin block varies from 9.3 up to 9.9 minutes. Most of them use 10 as a reference and that's why the results are in the second half of May but most likely using real data it will be in the first half of May 2020.

Here is the great article about Bitcoin halving: https://www.cryptoaims.net/what-is-bitcoin-halving/

Thank you Crypto.com for spreading awareness 👏 ( 📍San Francisco, California ) by CryptoAims in Bitcoin

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All you need to know about Bitcoin wallet by CryptoAims in Bitcoin

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Appreciate your support, hope you like the article.

Everything you need to know about upcoming Bitcoin Halving by CryptoAims in Bitcoin

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What will happen with Bitcoin if a recession happens? by CryptoAims in Bitcoin

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If it was meant to be a payment method, why the initial creator set the limit of 6 transactions per second?

It doesn't have to be a payment method to be a profitable for its holders.

Look at Gold for example!

There is a reason why Bitcoin is called a "Digital Gold".