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🔁 #TradingPairs101 – Crypto Explained

1. What is a Trading Pair?

A trading pair shows two assets you can trade between.

Example: BTC/USDT = You trade Bitcoin for Tether or vice versa.

2. How it Works?

First asset = Base currency (you are buying/selling this).

Second asset = Quote currency (price is shown in this).

🔸 BTC/USDT = "1 BTC = 68,000 USDT"

3. Types of Trading Pairs:

A. Crypto-to-Stablecoin Pairs 🪙💵

e.g., ETH/USDT, BTC/BUSD

✅ Easy to track in USD terms

✅ Popular for beginners

B. Crypto-to-Crypto Pairs 🔁

e.g., ETH/BTC, SOL/ETH

✅ Useful for switching between coins

✅ Needed in arbitrage or altcoin trading

C. Fiat-to-Crypto Pairs 💶🪙

e.g., BTC/INR, ETH/USD

✅ For entering or exiting crypto with real money

✅ Found on fiat-supporting exchanges

4. Why Trading Pairs Matter?

🔸 Not all coins have direct fiat pairs

🔸 You may need to bridge via major pairs (e.g., buy USDT first, then altcoin)

5. Most Liquid Pairs 💧

🔹 BTC/USDT

🔹 ETH/USDT

🔹 BNB/USDT

These have tight spreads and fast execution

6. Tips for Beginners 🧠

✅ Start with stablecoin pairs (easier to understand value)

✅ Check volume & liquidity before trading

❌ Don’t confuse buying price vs trading direction

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