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This is what they are doing to Binance Alpha, they are using some features as advantage to cheat the system and make more money, but, don’t worry.

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$BNB On Binance, trading types refer to the various ways users can buy or sell cryptocurrencies. The main trading types include: 1. Spot Trading – Buying or selling crypto at current market prices. 2. Margin Trading – Borrowing funds to trade larger positions. 3. Futures Trading – Trading contracts that speculate on price movements. 4. Options Trading – Contracts giving the right, not obligation, to buy/sell. 5. P2P Trading – Users trade directly with each other. 6. Convert – Instantly swapping one crypto for another. 7. Grid Trading – Automated trading bot strategy. 8. Copy Trading – Replicating trades of experienced traders. 9. Auto-Invest – Scheduled crypto investments. 10. Strategy Trading – Using pre-set trading strategies. Each caters to different risk levels and trading goals.

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#CEXvsDEX101 In contrast, a DEX like Uniswap or PancakeSwap allows peer-to-peer trading using smart contracts. It offers greater privacy and gives full control of funds to users. However, DEXs often suffer from lower liquidity, slower execution, and may be confusing for beginners. Each has its pros and cons — CEXs are better for beginners and active traders, while DEXs align more with the decentralized ethos of crypto. Choose based on your security preferences, experience, and trading needs. $UNI $CAKE

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#TradingTypes101 $On Binance, trading types refer to the various ways users can buy or sell cryptocurrencies. The main trading types include: 1. Spot Trading – Buying or selling crypto at current market prices. 2. Margin Trading – Borrowing funds to trade larger positions. 3. Futures Trading – Trading contracts that speculate on price movements. 4. Options Trading – Contracts giving the right, not obligation, to buy/sell. 5. P2P Trading – Users trade directly with each other. 6. Convert – Instantly swapping one crypto for another. 7. Grid Trading – Automated trading bot strategy. 8. Copy Trading – Replicating trades of experienced traders. 9. Auto-Invest – Scheduled crypto investments. 10. Strategy Trading – Using pre-set trading strategies. Each caters to different risk levels and trading goals.

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