SPOT

For Beginner, in crypto trading, spot and futures are two different methods of buying and selling assets. Here’s a breakdown of their key differences:

1. Delivery of Assets
- Spot Trading:
- You buy/sell cryptocurrencies immediately at the current market price.
- You own the actual asset (e.g., BTC, ETH) and can withdraw it to your wallet.
- Futures Trading:
- You trade contracts that derive their value from an underlying asset (e.g., BTC).
- No actual cryptocurrency is delivered unless settled physically (most are cash-settled).
2. Leverage & Margin
- Spot Trading:
- Typically no leverage (you pay full amount). Some platforms offer margin spot trading (2x-5x).
- Futures Trading:
- Allows high leverage (up to 100x or more on some exchanges).
- You only need a small margin to control a larger position.
3. Profit & Loss (P&L)🍀🍀
- Spot Trading:
- Profit/loss depends on price movement.
- You only profit if the price goes up (long) or down (short-selling via margin).
- 🎢Futures Trading:
- Can profit from both rising (long) and falling (short) markets.
- P&L is amplified by leverage (higher gains but also higher losses).

4. Settlement Time💥
- Spot Trading:
- Instant settlement (trade executed immediately).
- Futures Trading:
- Settlement happens at a future date (expiry contracts) or can be perpetual (no expiry).
5. Funding Rates (Perpetual Futures)
- Spot Trading:
- No funding fees.
- Futures Trading (Perpetual):
- Involves funding rates (paid/received periodically) to keep futures price aligned with spot.
6. Risk Level
- Spot Trading:
- Lower risk (no leverage, you only lose if the asset goes to zero).
- Futures Trading:
- Higher risk due to leverage (can lead to liquidation if the market moves against you).
7. Use Cases
- Spot Trading:
- Best for long-term holding (HODLing) and actual ownership of crypto.
- Futures Trading:
- Used for short-term speculation, hedging, or arbitrage.

Which One to Choose?
- Beginners: Start with spot trading(lower risk).
- Advanced Traders: Use futuresfor hedging or leveraged speculation (but manage risk carefully.
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Spot trading on Binance is a simple process once you've signed up for an account. Let's review the Binance exchange view and explore how to place a spot trade. You can find the spot trading platform by hovering over [Trade] and clicking [Spot] on the
Binance homepage
.

You will now see the trading view, which contains several different sections of interest.

1. At the top, you can see the cryptocurrency trading pair and other market data, such as daily price change and volume.