100DaysOfBinance

Day 4 of 100: How to Identify Profitable Trades on Binance

To make money in trading, you need to spot opportunities—trades with high potential and low risk. Here are 3 beginner-friendly tips to identify profitable trades:

1. Look for Breakouts
When a coin breaks out of a strong resistance level, it often continues upward.
Example: If BTC breaks above $70,000 after failing to cross it several times, that’s a bullish sign.

2. Use Volume to Confirm Moves
A price rise with high trading volume = stronger move.
Low volume = weak move (can easily reverse).
Always check volume when you see a breakout or sudden drop.

3. Follow the Trend, Don’t Fight It
“The trend is your friend.”
If the market is clearly bullish, look for dips to buy.
If it’s bearish, look for pumps to sell or short.

Bonus Tool: Binance “Hot” Tab
Check the Top Gainers list on Binance to see which coins are getting attention. But don’t jump in blindly—do your analysis first!

Tomorrow’s post: "Using Technical Indicators to Confirm Your Trade"

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Day 16: What is a Stop-Loss Order?

Today’s lesson: protecting your capital!

A Stop-Loss Order is an automatic instruction to sell your crypto when its price drops to a certain level.
It’s like setting a safety net to limit your losses if the market moves against you.

Example:
You buy $BTC at $93,000.

You set a Stop-Loss at $91,000.
If Bitcoin’s price falls to $91,000, Binance will automatically sell your $BTC — protecting you from deeper losses.

Why Use Stop-Loss?

No need to watch the market 24/7.

Manage risk with discipline.

Avoid emotional decisions during high volatility.

Quick Tip:
Always plan your Stop-Loss before entering a trade — never after.

Have you ever used Stop loss Order

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Day 6 of 100 – What is Market Order vs Limit Order?

Welcome back, crypto learners!

Let’s talk about two buttons you’ll see A LOT on Binance:

1. Market Order – Fast and Simple
Think of this like buying fruit from a shop. You don’t ask for a cheaper price—you just pay whatever it costs right now and walk away with your bananas (or Bitcoin!).

Use it when: You want to buy/sell immediately.

Pro: Fast!

Con: You might pay a bit more or sell for a bit less.

2. Limit Order – Smart and Patient
Now imagine you're at a fruit auction. You say, “I’ll only buy bananas if they drop to $1.” That’s a limit order—you set the price, and wait.

Use it when: You want a better price and don’t mind waiting.

Pro: More control.

Con: It might not happen right away—or at all.

Example:

BTC is $84,000 now.

With a market order, you buy BTC at $84,000.

With a limit order, you can say, “Buy at $83,000.” Binance will only buy if the price drops there.

Pro Tip:
If you’re new and just want to get in or out quickly, start with Market Order.
If you're starting to plan your trades and want control, try Limit Orders.

Tomorrow, we’ll talk about how to read a price chart—the fun begins!

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📈 Day 5 of 100: Using Technical Indicators to Confirm Your Entry

Here's how:

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🔍 1. Moving Averages (MA)

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How to Use:

📊 2. Relative Strength Index (RSI)

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How to Use:

📉 3. Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)

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How to Use:

📏 4. Bollinger Bands

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How to Use:

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🧠 Pro Tip: Combine Indicators

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