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#Liquidity101 My real experience: I once swapped a new token on a DEX without checking liquidity. I intended to buy $500, but due to low liquidity, I only received $420 worth of tokens, the rest was lost due to high slippage (16%).

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$USDC Harvest Finance is a yield aggregator on Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and Polygon. The platform helps users to maximize the returns on their assets by depositing in various projects across the DeFi ecosystem.

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#TradingPairs101 Let’s break down trading pairs using this WCT/USDT chart 📉 A trading pair like WCTUSDT means you’re trading WCT (an altcoin) against USDT (a stablecoin). So when you go long, you’re betting WCT will rise in value compared to USDT. But looking at this chart, WCT is down 32%, meaning the coin has lost value fast — a sign of high volatility.

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#OrderTypes101 Market orders** are executed immediately at the current market price. This type of order is ideal for traders looking for quick entry and exit, but it can lead to price slippage in volatile markets. **Limit orders**, on the other hand, allow traders to specify the maximum price they are willing to pay when buying or the minimum price they are willing to accept when selling. This provides more control over the trade's entry point, albeit with the risk that the order may not be executed if the market doesn’t reach the specified price. Lastly, **stop orders** (or stop-loss orders) are designed to limit potential losses. Once the asset hits a predetermined price, the stop order becomes a market order, aiming to sell at the next available price.

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