Miner code error
mining is a process of consuming computing resources to process transactions, ensuring network security and keeping everyone's information synchronized in the network. It can be understood as the data center of bitcoin. The difference lies in its completely decentralized design. Miners operate all over the world, and no one can control the network. This process is called "mining" because it is similar to gold panning, because it is also a temporary mechanism for issuing new bitcoin. However, unlike gold panning, bitcoin mining provides rewards for services that ensure the safe operation of payment networks. After the last bitcoin, mining is still necessary.
in addition, it is the compatibility of mining program parameter setting and mining program. Some mining program parameter setting can specify the core model. If there is an error, it is the above situation
moreover, there is a problem with mining programs. Apple appeared later than apple, but there are many unofficial mining programs, and code problems are also common.
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Full position refers to the account of all funds used to build positions, leaving no room for maneuver
because margin trading is used in stock index futures trading, which has amplification effect, some investors mistakenly believe that full position operation can make a lot of money. As everyone knows, if investors can open as many positions as they can in the market, leaving no room, then when the market changes in the opposite direction, resulting in a negative number of available funds, margin leverage effect also makes the loss enlarged
extended information:
futures market was first sprouted in Europe. As early as in ancient Greece and Rome, there were central trading places, bulk barter trading and futures trading activities. The initial futures trading is developed from spot forward trading
The first futures exchange in modern sense was founded in Chicago in 1848, which established the model of standard contract in 1865. In the 1990s, China's modern futures exchange came into being There are four futures exchanges in China, namely Shanghai Futures Exchange, Dalian Commodity Exchange, Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange and China Financial Futures Exchange