The idea behind the soft move (without removing the transfer) is crazy.

Author: Small coal balls, Created: 2018-01-17 09:22:54, Updated:

How do you do it, ladies and gentlemen, without a coin?


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tonychan1029Is the highest coin sold, or is it moved from the place where it was bought?

The Little DreamA soft move is a hedging of an asset using the difference in price between the two spot exchanges, i.e. selling the high-priced asset and buying the low-priced asset to achieve a profit on the difference. It's like two marketplaces where the cabbage has a different price, and you have a bunch of cabbages in your hand, and you can go to the high-priced marketplace and sell them, and then you can go to the low-priced marketplace and sell the same amount of cabbage and buy them back. So you still have a bunch of cabbage in your hand, but you've hit a bargain, which is logically like taking the cheap cabbage from the grocery store and selling it to the expensive one.

The cloudsI understand. The hard move means that there are no white beans, can you buy and sell them now? If so, then the soft move is a problem if the market suddenly falls. After all, you need to pack first, right?

Small coal ballsThank you.

JUsing the short sale mechanism to avoid cross-platform transfers, a specific method can be found in a previous post: The principles of Blackbird leverage software. This is the first time I've seen this post. http://8btc.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=24992&pid=303675&fromuid=10985