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#TradingPairs101 If you've ever seen something like BTC/USDT or ETH/BTC on an exchange and felt confused, this post is for you 👇

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🔄 What is a trading pair?

A trading pair shows two currencies that can be exchanged for each other.
Example:
📌 BTC/USDT means buying or selling Bitcoin using USDT (Tether).

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🧠 How does it work?

Think of it this way:

The first currency is the asset you are trading (e.g., BTC)

The second currency is the asset used as a reference for value (e.g., USDT)

If the pair is ETH/BTC, you are exchanging Ethereum for Bitcoin, and vice versa.

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💡 Common types of pairs:

1. Crypto x Stablecoin:
Ex: BTC/USDT, ETH/USDC
👉 Used to see the value in dollars and reduce volatility

2. Crypto x Crypto:
Ex: SOL/ETH, ADA/BTC
👉 Ideal for those who want to swap one token for another without going to stablecoin

3. Crypto x Fiat currency:
Ex: BTC/BRL, ETH/EUR
👉 Common in exchanges that offer direct withdrawals to local currency

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⚠️ Why is it important to understand this?

Choosing the right pair avoids unnecessary fees

Some pairs have more liquidity, which facilitates trading

Knowing how to read a pair correctly helps you avoid buying the wrong asset

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