Is shorting inherently safer than longing in a margin trade?

>>3059640
Wait what the fuck? No it's the opposite.

For a completely random situation, longing would be infinitely less risky than shorting. With longing, you risk a coin's value going to 0, which is extremely unlikely. With shorting, you have no idea how high it will go. There's no limit to how much you can lose (you'll get margin called) but even then.

There's a hard fucking floor at 0. But there is no such thing as a ceiling.

>>3059640
Follow the trend and have tight stops. For example we are in a bull trend on BTC open a long and let it ride but have a stop loss ready and cut your losses if there is a pullback.

Shorting here is a recipe for pink Wojaks.

You are such a complete moron KYS

>>3059640
I've seen a flash pump with BTS a few weeks ago. Put me from a few percentages profit to being 1% away from being liquidated in 2 minutes. Held through and closed with a profit but holy fuck I was sweating bullets

>>3059640

Shorting advantages:
- You gain/lose BTC. If your short is successful your BTC is also worth more vs. the altcoin in a long it's the other way around

Longing advantages:
- Infinite possible gains
- Risk at most the investment

>>3059865
man you are actually a retard huh
lmao

>>3059881
I am but I also made over 200K this year with crypto. How does it make you feel that even a retard can make six-figure sums in crypto?

>>3059640
>girl
that there is a man. delete that pic