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The meanings of crypto futures's enter & exit points
Well no. In the example above you defined point A as the "starting point" (Short position) so point A is the Origin. The Target would be point B.
If you exit the Long position by placing a short trade (as per your definitions) at a point equal to the entry point you do not have a profit. You would have a "break even" trade.
I don't understand this last question.
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I meant by the question No.3 that; At a futures trade, when should place values of TP / SL :
at first position or at the second one ?
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