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    [Daily Discussion] - Monday, April 05, 2021 Bitcoin Markets

    [Daily Discussion] - Monday, April 05, 2021

    Posted: 04 Apr 2021 09:00 PM PDT

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    Huobi, its unethical account termination process and blatant disregard of 'GDPR article 17.'

    Posted: 05 Apr 2021 07:48 AM PDT

    What exchanges allow US citizens to trade with leverage

    Posted: 05 Apr 2021 10:04 AM PDT

    What exchanges allow US citizens to trade with leverage? Seems like all the major sites that have been mentioned previously are all KYC now and prohibit US citizens from trading leverage.

    I see screenshots of people trading on twitter that look to be FTX but not sure how they're able to bypass KYC if they're US citizens.

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    How to use the opportunity with bitcoin contango and not fuck it up?

    Posted: 04 Apr 2021 12:43 PM PDT

    How to do this and not to fuck up? I did some small margin trading in the past but it wasn't for me, but this seems to be almost risk free deal (they say). What can go wrong except potential ledning/trading platform go bad?
    Which exchange would be the best to gain that sweet spread? Bitmex, bybit, ftx, bitfinex?

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    I honestly need help

    Posted: 05 Apr 2021 09:22 AM PDT

    Trying my best to break into day trading but I cannot find good educational videos without paying thousands of dollars. I bought subscription with bear bull traders, their educational videos are like 2 hours long, no structure what so ever.

    1. I am trying to learn price actions in details, if you know any videos series or book please recommend.
    2. Level 2 - books or videos would be helpful

    Brothers and sisters please share your experience, how you started into day trading, and I would like to learn from you. I sincerely thank you in advance

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    How do commission fees exactly work on crypto exchanges?

    Posted: 05 Apr 2021 12:02 AM PDT

    So I am testing some models and they are very sensitive to fees.

    And I'm testing them on bitmex vs binance but some things I just don't understand.

    My model in terms of trading does simple things. If it's a buy signal, it places limit buy order at the lowest ask price, and if it's a shorting signal, it places limit sell order at the highest bid price (at least for the perpetual contracts on Bitmex, it seems that shorting can be done just by "selling" at the highest bid price given that there are no long positions on that crypto.)

    BITMEX :

    so the market taker is charged 0.075%. But what about market makers? they seem to provide you 0.025% in BTC to your account for providing liquidity. since I'm placing the limit buy order at the highest bid price, i wouldn't be "providing liquidity" per se so that wouldn't apply to me?

    Also, what about shorting? so for long positions, I would be charged 0.075% upon closing that position, but if that was a short position, what would I be charged? the same?

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    BINANCE:

    so it seems that there are different Tiers. VIP_0 for example, charges the market taker 0.1% so if I were to go long or short, I will be charged 0.1%? while the market makers would be given 0.1%? that seems odd considering how the bid-ask spread on Binance is much wider than that of Bitmex.

    But aside from that, there is this "BNB 25% off" and "BNB x Referral 25% off x Kickback 20%" which has 0.075% and 0.06% fee respectively.

    I figure "BNB 25% off" refers to the minimum amount of BNB >= 0 I would need to have in my balance?

    But what about Referral and Kickback? I figure Referral is just using the referral code when signing up I guess, but what's "Kickback"?

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