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Getting into crypto in Pakistan sounds exciting, but it can be confusing when you are just starting. I made some common mistakes in the beginning, and I want to help you avoid them. Here are 5 simple lessons every beginner should know before investing in crypto:
1️⃣ Learn About Coins Before You Buy
When I first started, I bought coins just because they were trending, without knowing what they did. That’s risky.
➬ Every coin has a purpose (like payments, smart contracts, or storage).
➬ Do not invest just because a coin is “going up.” Learn what it’s for.
➬ Always check price charts and trends on trusted platforms.
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2️⃣ Prices Go Up and Down — Stay Calm
Crypto is known for big price changes. It can go up 20% in a day, or drop just as fast. I lost money early on by panicking.
➬ Only invest what you are okay with holding for months.
➬ Do not panic-sell if the market drops.
➬ Focus on the long term, not quick flips.
3️⃣ Keep Your Crypto Safe
One of the most important things I learned: You are in charge of your own security. There’s no bank to call if your crypto gets stolen.
➬ Use strong passwords and two-factor authentication (2FA).
➬ Don’t share your recovery phrases or wallet info.
➬ Avoid clicking on unknown links or accepting random airdrops.
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4️⃣ Check Fees Before You Trade
Many beginners in Pakistan don’t notice how much they lose to trading fees. Some platforms charge more than you think.
➬ Always check the buying/selling price difference.
➬ Use platforms with clear, low fees like Binance.
➬ Even small fees add up over time, especially if you trade often.
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5️⃣ Learn First, Then Invest
I wish I had spent more time learning before putting money in. It would’ve saved me a lot of stress and losses.
➬ Watch tutorials, read blogs, and follow real updates, not just hype.
➬ Start small and grow your portfolio slowly.
➬ Focus on learning how crypto works, not just prices.
🚀 Final Tip
Crypto has a lot of potential in Pakistan, but knowledge and patience are your best tools. If you are starting today, take it slow, stay safe, and always use trusted exchanges like Binance. These 5 lessons helped me grow confidently, and they can help you too. 🌐💰
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Starting from March 3, 2025, 10:00 (UTC), $RED will officially be available for trading on Binance. Traders are eagerly anticipating if their orders will be fulfilled. Let’s dive into Binance’s price-time priority system to understand how this works.
Red Money Flow of one day:

How Binance Determines Asset Price
Before we delve into the price-time priority system, it’s essential to understand how Binance determines asset prices.
Binance primarily uses the price of the most recent trade as the market price. However, in cases like $RED there are no trades, how does Binance set the price?
In the absence of trades, Binance can use the order book (bid-ask spread) and the highest bid or lowest ask to set the asset price. That’s why the price of $RED is $0.8—this is where most bids are, there is a price limit, and no trading has occurred.
Price-Time Priority System
Binance follows a price-time priority system when filling orders. Here’s how it works:
1. Price Priority (First Come, First Served at Each Price Level)
- Orders at a better price (higher bid or lower ask) are filled first. For instance, if someone places a buy order at $0.8 after another person placed one at $0.6 or $0.4, the $0.8 order will be filled first if a seller appears at or below $0.8.
2. Time Priority (FIFO - First In, First Out)
- If multiple orders are at the same price level, they are filled in the order they were placed. For example, if two buyers place orders at $0.8, the one placed earlier will be filled first when a seller matches it.
3. What Happens If Trading Is Not Open?
- If trading isn’t open yet, orders are placed in the order book but not executed until trading begins. Once trading starts, Binance follows this price-time priority rule.
Order Fulfillment Expectations When Trading Starts
When Binance opens trading for Red Stone ($RED ), the first orders to be filled will depend on the price of the initial sell orders and Binance’s price-time priority matching system. Here’s a breakdown:
- Scenario: Orders at $0.4, $0.6, and $0.8
1. If the First Sell Order is at $0.4
- The $0.4 buy orders will be filled first. If there’s more supply at $0.4, it continues filling until the order book moves to $0.6.
2. If the First Sell Order is at $0.6
- The $0.6 buy orders will be filled first. The $0.4 buy order remains unfilled unless a seller lowers their price.
3. If the First Sell Order is at $0.8
- The $0.8 buy orders will be filled first. The $0.4 and $0.6 orders remain unfilled unless sellers lower their prices.
Key Takeaways
- Buy orders at a higher price are filled first because they match the first available sell order.
- If multiple orders exist at the same price, the one placed earlier gets filled first (FIFO rule).
- If the first sellers set high prices (e.g., $1), none of the $0.4, $0.6, or $0.8 buy orders get filled immediately.
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