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$BITCOIN N JUST FLASHED A NEW SIGNAL! 🚀
📈 Last Price: $86,811.3
📈 **Mark Price:** $86,811.3
📊 24h Change: +0.51%
💎 24h High Equivalent: ₹24,310,636.45
🔥 Moving Average (60): $86,863.7 — We’re dancing right at the trend line!
📉 Volume: 5,417
📊 MA(5): 3,595
📊 MA(10): 3,040
⏳ Snapshot Time: 2025-12-18 13:54 UTC
📅 Performance Snapshot:
Today: +1.21%
7 Days: +6.10%
30 Days: +6.09%
90 Days: +26.31%
1 Year: +18.57%
📲 Want to ride the wave?
👉 Download the Binance App — trade anytime, anywhere.
🔍 Tools in view: MA, EMA, BOLL, SAR, VOL & more.
🎯 Levels to watch: MA60 holding strong. Depth chart suggests consolidation.
⚡ BTC isn’t waiting. Are you?
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📈 Last Price: $86,811.3
📈 **Mark Price:** $86,811.3
📊 24h Change: +0.51%
💎 24h High Equivalent: ₹24,310,636.45
🔥 Moving Average (60): $86,863.7 — We’re dancing right at the trend line!
📉 Volume: 5,417
📊 MA(5): 3,595
📊 MA(10): 3,040
⏳ Snapshot Time: 2025-12-18 13:54 UTC
📅 Performance Snapshot:
Today: +1.21%
7 Days: +6.10%
30 Days: +6.09%
90 Days: +26.31%
1 Year: +18.57%
📲 Want to ride the wave?
👉 Download the Binance App — trade anytime, anywhere.
🔍 Tools in view: MA, EMA, BOLL, SAR, VOL & more.
🎯 Levels to watch: MA60 holding strong. Depth chart suggests consolidation.
⚡ BTC isn’t waiting. Are you?
#Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto #Trading #Binance #BTCUSD
#Peretual #MarkPrice #Volume l #TradingTools #ToTheMoon
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MYX was initially pumped specifically for retail, the crowd entered in FOMO
📸 "It's not the commission that eats away — it's the margin between buying and selling. With high volatility, it jumps very significantly. It can show +100\$, but you close at +60\$. The take should be set at the mark price, not the last price."
🔍 MYX for the last 7 days — how it looked
A rise of almost +1500% in a week — from \$1-2 to \$17-18.
🔍 MYX for the last 7 days — how it looked
A rise of almost +1500% in a week — from \$1-2 to \$17-18.
Binance updates futures pricing! ⚙️ From Sept 18, funding rate formula now includes clamp limits ±0.05%, and mark price MA basis reduced from 1m to 30s for USDⓈ-M & COIN-M contracts to align closer to spot.
#Binance #futures #FundingRates #MarkPrice #CryptoUpdate
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When the mark price is high, and you want to **estimate the liquidation price, the dynamics depend on whether you're holding a long or short position in a leveraged trade, typically on platforms like Binance or Bybit.
Key Concepts:
Mark Price: A fair price estimate used to avoid unnecessary liquidations due to market manipulation. It's often based on an index price rather than the last traded price.
* **Liquidation Price**: The price at which your position will be forcefully closed by the exchange to prevent your account from going into negative equity.
If You're in a Long Position :
You profit if the price goes up, and you get liquidated if it drops too far.
High mark price → closer to your entry price or above it.
If the mark price is high, your liquidation price will be * lower *, since the gap between current price and liquidation price is wider.
You're safer from liquidation, assuming no drastic price reversals.
Example:
Entry price: \$100
Leverage: 10x
Mark price: \$110 (high)
Liquidation price: \~\$91 (roughly, varies by margin, fees, etc.)
If You're in a Short Position:
You profit if the price goes down, and you get liquidated if it rises too much.
High mark price brings you closer to liquidation.
Your liquidation price becomes higher, and you're more at risk.
Example:
Entry price: \$100
Leverage: 10x
Mark price: \$110 (high)
Liquidation price: \~\$109 (very close)
let's summarize:
High mark price favors longs, giving more buffer before liquidation.
High mark price hurts shorts, bringing them closer to liquidation.
Liquidity price estimate depends on entry price, leverage, margin balance, and the current mark price.
Would you like help calculating an exact liquidation price for a specific trade setup?
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Key Concepts:
Mark Price: A fair price estimate used to avoid unnecessary liquidations due to market manipulation. It's often based on an index price rather than the last traded price.
* **Liquidation Price**: The price at which your position will be forcefully closed by the exchange to prevent your account from going into negative equity.
If You're in a Long Position :
You profit if the price goes up, and you get liquidated if it drops too far.
High mark price → closer to your entry price or above it.
If the mark price is high, your liquidation price will be * lower *, since the gap between current price and liquidation price is wider.
You're safer from liquidation, assuming no drastic price reversals.
Example:
Entry price: \$100
Leverage: 10x
Mark price: \$110 (high)
Liquidation price: \~\$91 (roughly, varies by margin, fees, etc.)
If You're in a Short Position:
You profit if the price goes down, and you get liquidated if it rises too much.
High mark price brings you closer to liquidation.
Your liquidation price becomes higher, and you're more at risk.
Example:
Entry price: \$100
Leverage: 10x
Mark price: \$110 (high)
Liquidation price: \~\$109 (very close)
let's summarize:
High mark price favors longs, giving more buffer before liquidation.
High mark price hurts shorts, bringing them closer to liquidation.
Liquidity price estimate depends on entry price, leverage, margin balance, and the current mark price.
Would you like help calculating an exact liquidation price for a specific trade setup?
#StrategyTrade #LearnTogether #Liqidity #MarkPrice #longpositions
$SOL
$ALCX
$BMT
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