Cryptocurrency News

May 5 Hot Topics:

1. Senate Democrats oppose the U.S. stablecoin bill, legislative prospects unclear.

2. Binance adjusts collateral ratios for multiple assets and margin requirements for perpetual contracts.

3. Traders expect Bitcoin to experience volatility ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision.

4. Trump: I will take full responsibility for the economic recession caused during my term.

5. Michael Saylor releases more information related to Bitcoin Tracker, possibly hinting at another BTC purchase.

Trading Insights

A comprehensive guide to cryptocurrency contract "jargon" in 2025, turning novices into experts! In contract trading, these terms are key to understanding the market!

I. Easy Learning of Account Management Terms

Stop Loss: Sell when the price drops to a certain level to prevent greater losses. Contract trading is high-risk; learn the terminology and enter cautiously!

1. Empty Position: No futures contracts in the account, all funds are cash, position 0%, purely observing.

2. Establishing Position: First-time buying of futures contracts, generally using 10%-20% of funds to test the waters.

3. Light Position: Contract value accounts for less than 50% of total funds, flexible funds, low risk.

4. Half Position: Funds and contract value each account for half, position 50%.

5. Heavy Position: Over 50% of funds invested in contracts, low account funds, high risk.

6. Full Position: All funds used to buy contracts, position 100%, extremely high risk, enter with caution.

II. Interpretation of Buy/Sell Operation Terms

1. Opening Position: First-time buying or selling of contracts. Buy to open (going long) predicts price increase, buy first then sell; sell to open (going short) predicts price decrease, sell first then buy.

2. Closing Position: Selling (buy to open) or buying back (sell to open) contracts, ending the trade.

3. Adding Position: Additional buying when the contract price rises, increasing stakes.

4. Averaging Down: Buying when the contract price drops, lowering costs.

5. Reducing Position: Selling part of the contracts to lower position and control risk.

6. Liquidating Position: Selling all contracts regardless of profit or loss to exit.

III. In-Depth Analysis of Advanced Terms

1. Locking Position (Hedging): Simultaneously opening long and short positions to lock in risk or profit.

2. Rolling Over: Before contract expiration, switching to a longer-term contract to avoid physical delivery.

3. Squeezing Position: Large players manipulate the market, forcing opponents to close positions unfavorably; novices should stay away.

4. Liquidation: Losses lead to insufficient margin, resulting in forced liquidation.

5. Taking Profit: Selling promptly when the price reaches the expected target to secure profits.

6. Stop Loss: Selling when the price drops to a certain level to prevent greater losses. Contract trading is high-risk; learn the terminology and enter cautiously!

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Below are the real trading signals from the Big White Community this week. Congratulations to those who followed along; if your trades are not going well, you can come and test the waters.

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BTC

Analysis

Bitcoin's daily line fell from a high of around 96,250 to a low of around 94,100 yesterday, closing around 94,250. The support level is around 92,900; if broken, it could drop to around MA120. A pullback could be a good opportunity to buy. The resistance level is near the MA7 moving average; if broken, it could rise to around 97,000. A rebound to this area could be a good opportunity to sell short. MACD shows a decrease in bullish momentum, indicating a potential death cross. The four-hour support level is near MA90; if broken, it could drop to around MA120. A pullback could be a good opportunity to buy. The resistance level is near MA30; a rebound to this area could be a good opportunity to sell short. MACD shows an increase in bearish momentum, forming a death cross.

ETH

Analysis

Ethereum's daily line fell from a high of around 1,850 to a low of around 1,800 yesterday, closing around 1,810. The support level is around 1,745; if broken, it could drop to around MA30. A pullback could be a good opportunity to buy. The resistance level is around 1,880; if broken, it could rise to around 2,000. A rebound to this area could be a good opportunity to sell short. MACD shows a decrease in bullish momentum, indicating a potential death cross. The four-hour support level is near MA90; if broken, it could drop to around MA120. A pullback could be a good opportunity to buy. The resistance level is near MA14; a rebound to this area could be a good opportunity to sell short. MACD shows an increase in bearish momentum, forming a death cross.

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