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BTCUSDTBitcoin

−0.04%
Result
Side
Long
Entry
83805.30
Exit
83888.80
Leverage
×100
Opened
2026-09-21
Closed
2026-09-21
Held
1 d
2026-09-21 09:29 UTCO 84,440.60H 84,575.70L 84,389.20C 84,419.00−0.03%Vol 763.1
▲ buy▼ sell┄ average entry and exit

Trade breakdown

This trade involved a long position in Bitcoin (BTCUSDT), entered at a price of 83805.30 and exited at 83888.80. The transaction was opened on 2026-09-21 and closed on the same day, resulting in a holding period of 1 days. The final result of the trade, as displayed on its page, was −0.04%. This minimal loss reflects the small price difference between entry and exit relative to the total capital employed.

At the moment of entry, the technical picture showed an RSI(14) of 62.7, suggesting moderate upward momentum without extreme overbought conditions. The MACD line was above its signal line with a histogram of 0.07% of price, indicating bullish pressure. Bollinger Bands(20, 2) displayed a %B value of 0.91, placing the price near the upper band, while the band width was 1.7% of price, showing moderate volatility. Volume was ×0.7 of the average of the previous 20 hours, and the price change over the previous 24 hours was +1.76%. These figures provide market context at the time of entry.

During the trade, the position experienced a best move from entry of +1.77% and a worst move from entry of −2.52%. The highest price reached was 85285, and the lowest price dropped to 81697.2. Despite these fluctuations, the exit price remained close to the entry level. The RSI(14) at the moment of exit had risen to 80.1, indicating a shift toward overbought territory by the time the position was closed.

For readers new to this type of trading, a long position means buying an asset with the expectation that its price will rise. The leverage setting of ×100 magnifies both gains and losses, meaning small price movements can have significant effects on the account balance. Marks on the chart show entries and exits, providing a visual record of when positions were opened and closed. Understanding these basics helps investors interpret how trades are executed and managed.

Other sectors also saw activity during this period. For example, the manager's trade in ZECUSDT 2026-09-21 resulted in −0.53%, while ETHUSDT 2026-09-21 yielded +73.70%. These outcomes highlight how different markets can behave independently, even within the same timeframe. Investors interested in long term crypto investment should consider such variations when evaluating opportunities.

The result of one trade says nothing about future results; the page shows history, not advice. Past performance does not guarantee future returns, and each market condition is unique. For those wondering how to start investing into crypto, it is essential to conduct thorough research and understand the risks involved before making any decisions.

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