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BTCUSDTBitcoin

+0.72%
Result
Side
Long
Entry
86612.28
Exit
86705.20
Leverage
×100
Opened
2026-09-21
Closed
2026-10-02
Held
11 d
2026-10-03 21:00 UTCO 84,700.00H 84,729.30L 84,474.60C 84,670.20−0.04%Vol 3.2K
▲ buy▼ sell┄ average entry and exit

Trade breakdown

This closed trade involved a long position in Bitcoin, specifically the BTCUSDT pair. The manager entered the market at a price of 86612.28 on September 21, 2026, and exited at 86705.20 on October 2, 2026. The holding period lasted 11 days. The result of this specific trade, as displayed on the page, was a gain of +0.72%. This figure represents the raw percentage change relative to the entry price before any fees or leverage effects are considered in the final account balance.

At the moment of entry, the technical picture showed an asset near its recent highs. The RSI(14) was 86.4, indicating a very strong upward momentum that often precedes a correction. The MACD line was above its signal line with a histogram of 0.24% of price, confirming bullish pressure. Bollinger Bands analysis showed %B at 0.83, meaning the price was trading near the upper band within a width of 9.6% of price. Volume in the last hour was 1.2 times the average of the previous 20 hours, while the price had risen +6.54% over the prior 24 hours.

The trade experienced significant volatility during its life. The best move in favor of the position reached +0.89% from entry, with the highest price hitting 87385.1. Conversely, the worst move against the entry was −4.75%, dropping to a low of 82500.1. Despite this deep drawdown, the exit at 86705.20 resulted in a small positive return. The RSI(14) had cooled to 73.5 by the time the position was closed, suggesting some easing of the extreme overbought conditions seen at entry.

For readers new to this market, a long position profits when the asset price rises. Leverage setting ×100 means that price movements are magnified one hundred times. This amplifies both gains and losses equally. A small drop can lead to a large loss relative to the initial margin. Marks on the chart show entries and exits clearly. Understanding how to start investing into crypto requires knowing these mechanics. Many investors consider this approach distinct from a long term crypto investment strategy, which typically involves holding assets for years rather than days.

Comparing this trade to others in different sectors highlights market diversity. The manager also closed a position in ZHIPUUSDT 2026-09-30, a crypto asset, with a result of +152.81%. That trade was long and occurred around the same time but showed much higher volatility and return potential. In contrast, another position in SPCXUSDT 2026-10-08 was short in the tradfi sector, yielding +108.83%. These examples show that different assets behave differently under similar timeframes.

The result of one trade says nothing about future results. This page shows history, not advice. Past performance is not indicative of future outcomes. The manager’s decisions are discretionary and based on current market conditions at the time of execution. Readers should view these records as transparent reporting of past activity rather than a prediction of what will happen next. Each trade stands alone in its context.

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