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🚨BREAKING: CLARITY ACT TO HIT MARKUP JUST BEFORE OR SHORTLY AFTER EASTER, SEN. CRAMER SAYS

🚨BREAKING: @TRONDAO ANNOUNCES THEY JOINED THE LINUX AGENTIC AI FOUNDATION

Oil throwing a wrench into the Fed's plan to cut rates. If oil prices don't get under control it's looking like 0 rate cuts, or maybe even rate hikes are possible this year. Oil is a leading indicator for rates, now that it's going up it's likely rates will get dragged higher.

🚨BREAKING: OIL CONTINUES MONSTER RALLY, UP 30% IN FIRST 4 HOURS OF FUTURES TRADING; LARGEST SINGLE DAY GAIN IN HISTORY

🚨BREAKING: S&P 500 FUTURES DROP 2% AS OIL SOARS OVER 20%

@SatomotoC It looks like conditions are set for the largest fastest bull market ever, but there's almost definitely one more flush left before that begins.

@Intuit_Trading Aye, spx been showing that for a while now.. weakening momentum. Bitty was leading indic. I dont think bottom is in either, i can see mid 50's holding. As shallow as that may seem relative to past corrections. Nothing stops this train is partly why I lean 📈 > lost decade

Wouldn't be surprised if oil is over $250 within the next ~2 years.

My current thesis is that higher oil will increase interest rates (higher oil usually leads to higher inflation, higher inflation will force the fed to pivot to higher rates). Stock market/risk assets will correct downward to adjust for higher rate expectations, but this will only be a short-term knee-jerk reaction. In the longer term, higher rates actually create higher inflation because government debt is so high that higher rates lead to interest payments as a % of GDP to skyrocket. Then the only way for the government to finance itself in a way that is politically palatable is to print money (politicians won't cut spending or raise taxes because they will lose votes). That printing will lead to inflation skyrocketing back above 8%. Inflation almost always comes in waves, the first wave was post-covid as inflation soared to 8% in 2022. The second wave is likely beginning now with the Iran war and global energy displacement. The charts seem to confirm this, S&P starting to break down now, crypto probably hasn't quite bottomed yet, and gold/silver are probably still in a correction too. Likely gold/silver and maybe crypto recover much faster than stocks because they're less sensitive to higher rates and more sensitive to high inflation, and when people realize that inflation is about to skyrocket they will want to primarily own hard assets.

@Intuit_Trading Risk off? Or fiat keeps gets devalued anyways so folks look for ways to preserve wealth. I think Bitty has the potential to break the pattern of diminishing returns starting next bull

🚨BREAKING: STRAIT OF HORMUZ, ONE OF THE BUSIEST GLOBAL SHIPPING ROUTES, HAS COMPLETELY COLLAPSED WITH ONLY 2 SHIPS PASSING IN 24 HOURS OIL SURGED OVER 17% TODAY, BIGGEST JUMP SINCE COVID

🚨BREAKING: WTI CRUDE OIL RISES TO $88/BARREL, UP OVER 30% SINCE START OF IRAN WWAR

🚨SEC Moves to Dismiss Case Against Justin Sun; Rainberry to Pay $10 Million Settlement The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has moved to dismiss its civil enforcement case against Justin Sun and affiliated entities, while BitTorrent developer Rainberry agreed to pay a $10 million civil penalty to resolve related allegations, according to filings in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. The proposed settlement, filed March 5, would end the regulator’s lawsuit against Sun, the TRON Foundation, and the BitTorrent Foundation, which was originally brought in 2023 over alleged unregistered securities offerings involving TRON (TRX) and BitTorrent (BTT) tokens. Under the agreement, Rainberry — the developer behind the BitTorrent ecosystem acquired by Sun in 2018 — will pay a $10 million penalty and accept a permanent injunction prohibiting deceptive conduct in connection with securities transactions. The settlement does not require defendants to admit or deny the SEC’s allegations. The SEC’s complaint had accused Sun of orchestrating wash trading designed to inflate trading volume in TRX and promoting crypto assets through undisclosed celebrity endorsements. Sun confirmed the development in a post on X. “I am very pleased to confirm that the SEC has moved to dismiss all claims against me, Tron Foundation, and BitTorrent Foundation. Today’s resolution brings closure, but I never stopped building. I will continue to focus on accelerating innovation in the United States and around the world and look forward to working with the SEC to develop guidance and regulations for crypto going forward. The future is bright.” — Justin Sun TRON DAO also commented on the outcome, framing the dismissal as a positive development for the network’s ecosystem. “We are pleased to announce that the SEC has moved to dismiss all claims against Tron Foundation. Today’s SEC is making meaningful progress toward a pro-innovation environment in the United States. TRON DAO will continue building and strengthening the TRON network to expand access and opportunity to billions of people around the world.” The settlement remains subject to court approval before the case is formally closed. The litigation had been one of the most closely watched enforcement actions against a major crypto founder since it was filed in 2023. @justinsuntron @trondao

🚨JUST IN: SEN. TILLIS EMERGES AS KEY VOTE AS CRYPTO CLARITY ACT TALKS ADVANCE; INDUSTRY CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC ON LATE-MARCH BANKING CMTE MARKUP

🚨BREAKING: SEC DROPS CHARGES AGAINST @JUSTINSUNTRON, BITTORRENT DEVELOPER RAINBERRY TO PAY $10 MILLION SETTLEMENT

Any interesting openclaw agents running on tron yet? 🤔

🚨🚨 BREAKING: ISRAEL LAUNCHED PREVENTIVE ATTACK ON IRAN

🚨 WATCH: ANTHROPIC CEO WARNS A.I. WILL WIPE OUT 50% OF LAWYERS, CONSULTANTS & FINANCE PROFESSIONALS WITHIN 12 MONTHS 😳

🚨JUST IN: RIPPLE CEO @BGARLINGHOUSE SAYS IT'S NOW A 90% CHANCE THE CLARITY ACT WILL PASS BY END OF APRIL FOLLOWING HIGH LEVEL MEETING AT WHITE HOUSE

I haven't traded on binance for many years and it may be different there. But in general limit stop can limit your slippage but increases the risk that your stop doesn't get filled and the market moves down to your liquidation price which will amplify the loss. Market stop is going to typically have higher slippage in general, but it is less likely that it reaches your liquidation price before your order is filled. It also increases the risk that you create a wick and/or get filled at a bad price (relative to where you could have gotten filled at with a limit order). Liquidation is in basically all cases the absolute worst way to get stopped out because you pay what is essentially a liquidation fee (which is how exchanges build insurance funds), and this can sometimes be a very large percentage of your initial margin (especially on certain pairs and/or high leverage). In basically all cases it's much better to have a stop loss slightly above your liquidation price so you don't end up paying the liquidation fee. What I usually do is trade with a small amount of initial margin, and scale my liquidation price to be slightly under my stop loss (assuming a long position), and my stop limit order to be slightly above the liquidation price. So for example: (on isolated margin) Trigger order at $1000 Stop limit at $990 liquidation at ~$988 There is some risk that the liquidation gets hit if the order doesn't fill all the way, but usually it would only be a partial liquidation, and given the small amount of initial margin this rare occurrence isn't very painful, and it acts as insurance against a runaway order where the stop just doesn't get filled and the price keeps moving in the wrong direction, or where there is massive slippage. Also like I said I'm not sure how Binance is these days, but on MEXC i can set my trigger orders to trigger based on Mark price which helps correctly scale and avoid liquidation. Also remember that while a 0.05-0.1% trading fee on Binance may seem small, on high leverage and over many trades it can easily reach 100-1000%+ of your initial account value. Say you trade with $10,000 on 20x leverage, each trade you pay ~$100-200 in fees, it only takes 5 positions (entry + exit) and you've paid 10-20% of your initial account value in trading fees. That is the main reason why I switched to MEXC from Binance/OKX. The amount saved on fees is massive and increases profitability significantly, and the liquidity on MEXC is basically just as good as Binance/OKX.

@Intuit_Trading Thank you, buddy. Mark is the go to from what i've seen. I noticed days ago binance had Last price as default.. w/c I thought was strange as i've never seen Last being recommended. In your experience, are limit stop losses more likely to fluke vs stop market?

Saylor can remain irrational longer than shorts can remain solvent

Usually I use mark price because that's what the exchange uses to calculate liquidation price. If you're on MEXC it will also show the liquidation price on the chart if you switch the chart to mark price, which is a nice feature. You can get a 10% discount on fees with this link too, if you're actively trading futures then you will save tons of money switching to MEXC from almost any other tier 1 exchange, and the liquidity is really good on most pairs. If you already have an account you can make a new one to get the discount. mexc.com/acquisition/cu…

@Intuit_Trading Intuit. Do you do futures.. do you look at Last or Mark price?

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