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Why isn't the price displayed by an exchange necessarily the price you ultimately get?

In crypto trading, you may see Bitcoin fluctuating around a certain price. After clicking buy, however, you may find that your average execution price is higher than expected. The same goes for selling: the price shown on screen may look good, but the amount you ultimately receive may be less than you expected.

This doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong with the exchange. The latest traded price, bid and ask quotes, and your actual execution price can differ.

First, the latest traded price isn't nec

🟣 New all-time highs for volume, open interest and unique traders on HIP-3 yesterday.
You couldn't miss it. Yesterday, AI and semiconductor stocks crashed across Wall Street, dragging the major US indices down with them.
As is often the case, HIP-3 was a big winner, setting 3 new records:
◻️ $9.14B in volume (+0.9% over the previous ATH)
◻️ $4.70B in OI (+2.9%)
◻️ 41,923 unique traders (+15.2%)
Unsurprisingly, more than 98% of the volume went through @tradexyz. The platform's most-traded contracts were:
◻️ XYZ100 - $1.19B in volume - 13.2% of total volume
◻️ SP500 - $935M - 10.4%
◻️ SKHX - $8

Why can't passing an audit guarantee absolute safety?

In the Web3 world, when people see a project claim that its “smart contracts have passed a security audit,” many assume that since a professional firm has checked them, their funds should be relatively safe.

But there is an important distinction:

Passing an audit means that code within a specific scope has undergone a security review. It does not mean the entire project is free of risk.

Understanding this is essential to seeing the true value of an audit report.

1. Audits cover a specific scope, not every possible issue

Smart contract

$BTC My lines are saving you. Again.
LT 😘

Hong Kong really is a metropolis; even when talking about cheating, people stay so composed.

$ETH ‌

# Hot Wallets and Cold Wallets: What Roles Should They Each Play?

In the Web3 world, some users keep all their assets in one wallet to make it easier to trade, participate in DeFi, or connect to various applications.

Others believe that using a cold wallet is enough to completely solve asset security issues.

But both approaches overlook a key issue:

**Wallet security depends not only on what kind of wallet you use, but also on how you allocate assets, manage permissions, and handle everyday transactions.**

Hot and cold wallets are not an either-or choice. They serve different purposes, an

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This guy's 😂😂 didn't get liquidated until 0.0099

$IREN fell once that support broke on W1 and has since tested the SMA200.
Now it has bounced post the ER and can continue the bounce, although the results are not Double BEAT, they are first positive in past 4 quarters.
24.40 and 31.30 are the levels I am looking at..

📡 Signal Card | Reposting, not leading the trade
11-06 Jotham’s damn channel has a new signal:
Asset: $ETHFI Long entry: 0.6201 Target: 0.7992 Stop-loss: 0.5821 Time: Just posted in the channel; I repost as soon as I see it
Come to think of it, I reposted this person’s $BCH trade earlier today, and here they are again—really quick on the trigger 👀
Just so we’re clear: I only repost the signal as-is. All five details are there, but I’m not vouching for the signal itself. Whether to follow and how much to put in is up to you—getting carried away on a single trade can get you burned.
Shared f

Finally took a bite above 2,230

📢 Signal Card | Just reposting
Time: Just now Source: Crypto Chief channel Asset: $BTC Long entry: 83050 Target: 83450 / 83700 / 84150 Stop loss: 82500
Speaking of which, I reposted the boss’s $BTC trade earlier today, and here’s another one 👀
I’ll keep you updated; whether to follow and how much to put in is up to you, babes. The market can get lively, but risk management can’t be overlooked.
Personal notes shared for reference; not investment advice. #AAOIQ3营收同比增长128%，连续六季创新高 AAOI -14.44% xAAOI -14.69%

# Hot Wallets and Cold Wallets: What Roles Should They Play?

In the Web3 world, some users keep all their assets in one wallet for convenience when trading, participating in DeFi, or connecting to various applications.

Others believe that using a cold wallet is enough to completely solve asset security problems.

But both approaches overlook a key issue:

**Wallet security depends not only on the type of wallet you use, but also on how you allocate assets, manage permissions, and handle everyday transactions.**

Hot wallets and cold wallets are not an either-or choice. They serve different p

funny to see snipers get burned!
$elysa launched last night on @MontraXYZ. it’s a trading terminal on elysium.
montra has an anti-sniper tax. if you buy in the same second as the launch, it takes 99%. after 15 seconds, it drops to 1%.
15 wallets bought in the exact second $elysa went live.
> they sent 26 hype. about $2,000
> the tax took 99% of it
> 0.26 hype made it into the pool. about $20
they paid $2,000 to buy $20 of a coin.
and they didn’t give up. 14 seconds later, 10 new wallets from the same group came in with 10 hype. this time the tax was 1%.
that group now holds 14.4% of $elysa.

🚨 Bitcoin after hitting a recent swing high of $87,395 is facing heavy selling pressure — 5 weeks in a row of downside.
Currently $BTC trading near $76.1K (-5.27%). Losing the $74K zone could accelerate selling toward the next major support around $69K . If that fails, the $63K area comes into focus.
Higher lows from the summer low near $58K are still intact for now, but the structure is clearly under pressure. Watch $74K closely.