One question: those who always trade with BRL, with the fall of the dollar, see the appreciation of the Brazilian currency and the cryptocurrency, or do they see nothing?

ATTENTION BRAZILIAN PUBLIC!

#Dólar continues to fall! As instructed in the YouTube classes, the ideal when creating a purchase order in SPOT is to use a Trailing Stop, that is, while the order is falling, it does not execute; if it threatened to rise, it will be executed.

The person who used a simple limit order when it was R$ 5.94 paid a high price, while the person who created a TrailingStop to buy from R$ 5.94 paid much less. If they placed it at 1%, the person would still have the order without execution and could buy now at R$ 5.75!

Note: Never buy cryptocurrency in BRL pairs! When sending reais to the broker, the first thing to do is always buy dollars, in this case, USDT. You have a much wider range of trading pairs, not to mention that the liquidity is much higher than that of the BRL pair.

Imagine this: Who trades with reais? Only Brazilians. Now, who trades with dollars? THE WHOLE WORLD! That's why the liquidity of BRL currencies is terrible, while those with USDT are the best, not to mention that if you want to trade on any other CEX or DEX, $USDT is widely accepted everywhere, while BRL will only be accepted by CEXs that have mandatory KYC for Brazilians.