$ 3600

Attention over time

7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-10-08

Final complete day: 2026-10-08. Attention was 0.1% — this entity appeared in 12 of 9,401 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (12 mentions).

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Recent mentions

1. 2026-10-05 04:50 UTCComment

   Fair point on the PnL it was just the easiest to grab a screen shot of. Sure, you could be correct on any of those scenarios. I was answering in generalized terms, It's impossible to add every scenario to the statement, since there are countless ways to lose the money dealing with futures. I don't know about anyone else, but morally I would personally never take someones money and gamble it, for starters. If I did agree to help them I would never put it anywhere except in a spot position. We're really saying the same things and the last part of you comment would technically fall under my 3rd general point. If he lost it and was scared and is lying to cover up his impulses, or he didn't lose it at all, either way he scammed or is currently scamming her. You seem like a levelheaded dude, I saw your original swipe about not knowing the basics comment and couldn't resist a good old internet back and forth, since I really don't argue with people in person. However to me we're saying the same things. I just made generalized statements where you are more nuanced. End of the day the original poster is out her $3600 with no guarantees she will ever see it again

2. 2026-10-05 03:34 UTCComment

   If you think I'm putting any PnL on the internet for every weirdo to see and make myself a target you're out of your head. It was a weird week and 29 is all that fit into the strategy I employ. I do this every week that there is no stagnation or constant chop. The goal is to be profitable not swing for the fences and get wrecked. This is my 3rd crypto cycle, I've seen and done pretty much everything. I know the dumb shit people do, because I've done it, part of the learning process. You finds what works and stay in your lane. Crypto is the side hustle, I trade futures and options now. Also given the limited information and only $3600 you're giving that schmuck too much credit on his knowledge.

3. 2026-10-05 02:17 UTCComment

   For starters, the friend said up front, Bitcoin crashed and he couldn't return it. That means he didn't have it to give back to her because he lost it. Then he said a short time ago he could return it but it would be less than original amount because of fees. That's fine, close the position out, the funding fees are already deducted in real time, since the fees associated with closing it out is tiny in relation, give her back what is left. Then make the promise that he will get her the rest. The dude totally was taking advantage of her. Do you really think that schmuck knows what a hedge even is? If he knows what he's doing there isn't going to be all this nonsense with multiple positions. Sure 1 I can see it in certain situations, Multiple positions and hedging whatever you said, You waste more than you make. If you know how to properly use the chart and indicators, you don't make stupid moves like entering at the wrong time and staying in while you continue to lose it, then adding to the position instead of just closing it out cutting your small loss and waiting for the next set-up that aligns with your strategy. Sounds like he yolo'd with high leverage and lost it all. C'mon guy. He should have just bought $3600 at spot for her and that's it. It sounds like he was broke, watched some youtuber telling him how to trade and saw her money as a chance to get rich quick and pissed it away not knowing what he's doing and clearly feels comfortable telling her nonsense because she doesn't know. He must have gotten money from someone else recently when the short squeeze started tried to yolo again and he's right back in the same place. It's pretty cut and dry.

4. 2026-10-04 15:21 UTCComment

   As a 54YOM, never and I mean never trust your "friends" with your money, with your partner, with nothing! Never "give" money to a friend with expectations of getting it back! If you "lend" them money, lend it with the expectations of never getting it back! Money is the root of all evil! That being said, he scammed you! Ive been playing with bitcoin, ripple, dodge..... on $3600 the fee is so minimal you would still get 3580ish back after fees. I literally just cashed out 40k to buy my retirement home on the lake and it was way down at 84k I bought in through a few years and my avg. cost was like 85k it cost me 92 bucks in fees. He is lying to you.

5. 2026-10-04 12:04 UTCComment

   I use ByBit. Spot fees cost about $7.20 to Buy $3600 position and sell it. He lost your money and is giving you a runaround.