In this tutorial, we’ll explore how you can complete a series of tasks in Derive for Bybit Web3 Airdrop Arcade.

In this tutorial, we’ll explore how you can complete Derive tasks for Bybit Web3 Airdrop Arcade. 

Task: Trade More Than $10 USD on Perps/Options, or Deposit More Than $10 Into Vaults

 and connect your Bybit Wallet by clicking on the 

button at the top right corner of the page. 

you want to deposit. Then, indicate the amount. Derive allows you to use stablecoins, such as USDC and USDT, or tokens, such as ETH, wstETH and WBTC, as collateral. Please note that deposits take between five to 10 minutes to complete.

to transfer your tokens into a trading account. This will allow you to trade with margin. 

: Trade at least $10 worth of perpetuals or options. 

 page and connect your Bybit Wallet by clicking on the 

button at the top right corner of the page.

: Select a vault based on your preferred collateral, market outlook and risk tolerance. Vaults automatically execute yield-generating options strategies on your deposited tokens.

. Please note that deposits take between 10 to 20 minutes to complete.

Beginner

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How to Complete Derive Tasks for Bybit Web3 Airdrop Arcade

In this tutorial, we’ll explore how you can complete a series of tasks in KiloEx for Bybit Web3 Airdrop Arcade.

In this tutorial, we’ll explore how you can complete KiloEx tasks for Bybit Web3 Airdrop Arcade. 

Task 1: Deposit at Least 10 USDT in the KiloEx Vault via opBNB

 in the navigation bar to enter the KiloEx Vault. 

: Enter at least 10 USDT as the amount you would like to deposit, and click on 

: Approve the transaction and confirm it. 

: Check your deposit status. Please note that as you’re not able to withdraw immediately, you’ll need to wait for 1–3 epochs.

: Once the above steps have been completed, you can click on the 

button to withdraw your deposited amount.

Task 2: Place a Position With at Least 10 USDT

: If your BNB or USDT is insufficient, you can follow the bridge tutorial 

: After bridging funds, choose your desired trading pair and place an order to 

: The minimum position value for this task is $10. To minimize your risk of 

, we suggest opening a position with 2x leverage and maintaining a margin of $5. In this example, we’ve used a minimum of 2x leverage to open a position and select 

: Confirm your order and your position will be created. 

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How to Complete KiloEx Tasks for Bybit Web3 Airdrop Arcade

In this tutorial, we’ll explore how you can complete a series of tasks in Scallop for the Bybit x Sui Ecosystem Airdrop.

Task 1: Supply 500 Sui Native USDC Into the Scallop Lending Pool

 and connect your Bybit Wallet by clicking on 

: Once this step is completed, you’ll be able to see your USDC Lending position.

Task 2: Borrow At Least $500 Worth of USDC or SCA From the Scallop Borrowing Pool

 that the collateral asset cannot be the same as borrowed asset.

: Select the asset pool and input the amount you would like to deposit.

: Input the amount to borrow, and click on 

: Your borrowed asset will be displayed on the Scallop DApp.

Task 3: Swap At Least $500 USD Worth of Assets on Scallop Swap

: Input the assets to swap and receive. You can adjust the slippage and view swap rate comparison across the different supported aggregators for the best rates. Once confirmed, simply click on 

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How to Complete Scallop Tasks for the Bybit x Sui Ecosystem Airdrop

In this tutorial, we’ll explore how you can complete a series of tasks in Haedal for the Bybit x Sui Ecosystem Airdrop.

: Input the amount of SUI to be staked as 

: Approve your transaction and automatically obtain haSUI.

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How to Complete Haedal Tasks for the Bybit x Sui Ecosystem Airdrop

Candlestick

Trading

Understanding how inverted hammer candlestick patterns help you make better decisions in a trade. Learn how to critically identify such trends.

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Candlestick charts are an invaluable source of information for any trader. Despite the overwhelming 

 variants, it is still crucial to understand its functions. Supposed you’re analyzing the momentum or the market trend with an inverted hammer candlestick, here’s how you properly read and to apply it strategically. 

Generally, an inverted hammer is a type of candlestick pattern treated as a possible trend-reversal signal. As it is a well-known bullish reversal pattern, it mainly occurs at the end of a downtrend. The inverted hammer has a remarkable shape and clear-cut chart position make it recognizable among the others. 

The inverted hammer is a variation of the regular hammer pattern. Typically, it’s easy to identify a hammer pattern though there are exceptions. Of course, there are instances where the inverted hammer is mistaken as a shooting star pattern. They look almost identical with a small real body and a long upper shadow, but it marks the possible lowering turning point. That is why traders must be aware of everything about the peculiarities of patterns.

How Does an Inverted Hammer Candlestick Look Like?

The inverted hammer consists of three parts: a body and two shadows (wicks). A real body is short and looks like a rectangle lying on the longer side. The upper wick is extended and must be at least twice longer than the real body. However, the lower wick is tiny or doesn’t exist at all. This pattern bears such a name because its shape has some resemblance to an upturned hammer.

The hammer occurs when open, low, and close prices are approximately the same. The inverted hammer is generated in the downtrend or after it, and this is a mark of a highly probable trend reversal. It appears when bullish traders are ready to change the trend after bearish traders have knocked the prices downwards. When looking into the upper wick, it shows the bulls’ attempts to push the price up as high as possible. In contrast, the lower wick is caused by the bears, who strive to stand against the higher price.

The hammer represents a one-day bullish reversal pattern. Its real body can either be bearish (the open is higher than the close) or bullish (the close is higher than the open). But it doesn’t matter how it looks like. In any case, it will be viewed at the bottom of a downtrend, and the market line is expected to reverse. 

Any traders should be aware that no patterns can be utterly informative when being utilized or analyzed alone. Simple identification of the inverted hammer candle is not sufficient for successful trading, including (forex, stock, or even cryptocurrency).

 or the inverted hammer candle position, to consider when assessing a position. Supposed a trader is sure that he or she has identified the pattern correctly, it is necessary to start looking for other signals to confirm a possible reversal. However, this is a warning only but not a signal by itself to buy.

As the inverted hammer cannot be considered a decisive signal, it works well combined with some classic technical analysis patterns.

On the contrary, Double Bottom is one of the most robust reversal patterns. Its shape resembles the letter “W” as it consists of two consecutive lowest points that are nearly equal, with a moderate peak between them.

The inverted hammer at the second bottom on this chart confirms the Double Bottom, and both indicators signal the market moves up. A trader needs to wait for the market closure above the inverted hammer’s high to go long.

This is another technical analysis pattern that receives its name after the letter. Its shape looks like the letter V and appears when price momentum changes from an aggressive selling to an aggressive buying condition.

The inverted hammer typically forms before a trader enters the trade. So when the market closes above the high of the inverted hammer, it’s time to go long. Keep in mind that it is necessary to trade these both patterns with a support level, as it tends to bounce off the trends.

Of course, there are also other ways to use the inverted hammer in trading. For instance, traders can make a profit from the pullbacks in an uptrend. In this case, the inverted hammer indicates a possible entry on a pullback.

This pattern can be introduced into a profitable 

 if a trader considers some general considerations and scenarios. Since this is a bullish candlestick pattern, only the buying rules can be applied to it.

the possible price reversal points on the chart. These can be 

. It is tolerable to enter the trade after the confirmation candlestick formation. Such a strategy means there will be lower risks to enter a trade, but the purchase price will be higher, and the traders’ profits will be significantly lower.

. Traders set the stop-loss limits according to their trading views. But as a rule of thumb, they are 

 than the inverted hammer candle’s low price. It is crucial to follow the stop-loss strictly as trading the candlestick patterns can never be considered failing.

. Some important characters to be into consideration includes:

The Pros and Cons of an Inverted Hammer Candlestick

There is no ideal pattern that will work at any time in any situation. The inverted hammer is no exception. There are several obvious advantages of using this candlestick:

But these advantages are accompanied by disadvantages as well. The main disadvantage is common to all the strategies and scenarios. It may happen so that pattern will 

The inverted hammer candle may be a signal of a 

 but not a longer-term trend. Also, sometimes the additional confirmation is desirable, and this results in loss of profits.

 with its bearish variant, the shooting star mentioned above. They may miss the moment though the signal is evident.

Differences Between an Inverted Hammer and a Shooting Star

The form of these two candles is identical. A real short body is a combination of a long upper wick and a tiny lower wick (or no lower wick at all). Both can be regarded as a possible trend-reversal signal. But, the only distinction between them lies in the position they take in the chart.

The inverted hammer always appears as the 

 of the downtrend. On the contrary, the shooting star appears at the top of the trend and marks the possible downward price movement. In a nutshell, these two patterns are similar in shape. However, they provide traders with different signals.

Candlestick charts are an integral part of technical analysis. The chance for success depends much on how a trader is familiar with candle patterns and uses them for trading no matter what asset they prefer. A candlestick can not be a trade signal in isolation. Instead, it’s best to get an accurate and precise holistic point of view when interpreting the candlestick.

The confluence of factors makes the basis for market development, but not a single factor, and this fact cannot be ignored. The ‘Reversal trend’ is not meant to be taken literally. If the inverted hammer has appeared on the chart, it doesn’t mean that the price line would undoubtedly change and go in the opposite direction. It means the change of the market sentiment, so the traders should be readу to look for other symptoms of the nearest moves. An inverted hammer candlestick can certainly be a useful tool for those who can use it in combination with other signals.

Candlestick Patterns Professional Traders Use

 – A curated list of candlestick patterns most frequently used by traders

 – Learn the basics of candlestick patterns

 (Chart basics: trend, neckline, wedges)

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