Linear vs Inverse Crypto Contracts: Check the Units First
Distinguish coin quantity, contract count, quote currency and settlement asset. See why a linear P&L formula cannot be reused for an inverse contract.
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Distinguish coin quantity, contract count, quote currency and settlement asset. See why a linear P&L formula cannot be reused for an inverse contract.
Check the asset, network, recipient address, deposit minimum and fees before sending USDT. Understand why a matching address does not prove network support.
Understand reduce-only orders, close-on-trigger instructions and hedge-mode direction. A closing instruction does not guarantee a fill or stop price.
Disconnecting a dapp does not cancel token allowances. Learn what revoking changes, what to check before signing and why it cannot fix a compromised seed phrase.
Separate hashrate, mining difficulty and block luck. Understand the retarget interval and why unchanged machine output does not guarantee constant BTC revenue.
Understand maker and taker fills, post-only orders and mixed executions. Use a worked fee example without assuming every limit order earns a maker fee.
Compare share-based mining payouts, transaction-fee treatment and pool luck. Check net rewards and withdrawal rules without relying on headline pool fees.
Compare stop-market and stop-limit orders, including gaps, partial fills and trigger-price choices. Understand why a triggered stop may not close a trade.
Compare local and pool-reported hashrate using matching windows. Check accepted, stale and rejected work before blaming the machine or pool.
Understand last, index and mark prices in crypto derivatives. Check why a chart can miss a liquidation event and why margin mode changes the calculation.