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Which is more profitable, going ×5 long at 5,000 and cashing out at 10k for 500% gains
Or
Going 5× long at 5,000 and closing and reopening with more leverage every 1% move until 10K

>> No.15845112

Bump. I'm legally retarded help me get rich

>> No.15845119

>>15844705

I have no idea.

>> No.15845125
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>>15844705
5x? what are you, some kind of fucking faggot?
100x or bust

>> No.15845158

>>15845125
Well I know which way bitcoin is going long term, and I'd rather have a realistic chance of being able to continue funding given an extended down market. Also not getting liquidated by whales scam wicks is cool.

>> No.15845177

B

>> No.15845228

>>15845158
youre never going to make it

>> No.15845233

>>15844705
Your second idea is kind of like:
[(($5000 BTC/USD x 1.02) - ($5000 BTC/USD x 1.01)) x 5 Leverage] + [(($5000 BTC/USD x 1.03) - ($5000 BTC/USD x 1.02) × Increased Leverage] + ......[(($5000 BTC/USD × 2) - ($5000 BTC/USD × 1.99) × Highest Leverage]

Your first idea wouldn't have any difference between the Leverages you use for each 1% gain from $5000 BTC/USD, so you'd make less overall.

>> No.15845240
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>>15845125
Based and degenpilled

>> No.15845270

>>15845233
Apologies, that should start from [(($5000 BTC/USD × 1.01) - ($5000 BTC/USD × 1)) x 5 Leverage]

>> No.15845329

>>15845233
>>15845270
Yeah I figured as much. I didn't want to do the math to confirm, but ballpark estimates had it at about almost 1,000% higher. Which is fair I guess considering your resetting your liquidation point and thus risk every time you exit and re-enter.