What is Binance Spot Trading?

Spot trading on Binance means buying or selling cryptocurrencies instantly at the current market price—known as the spot price. When you buy crypto in the spot market, you actually own the asset (like Bitcoin or Ethereum), and you can choose to hold it, sell it, or transfer it to another wallet.

How to Start Spot Trading on Binance – Step-by-Step

1. Create a Binance Account

Sign up using your email or phone number and complete identity verification (KYC).

2. Deposit Funds

Add funds by depositing crypto (like USDT) or purchase with a credit card or P2P trading.

3. Navigate to the Spot Market

On the app or website, go to “Trade” → “Spot”.

4. Select a Trading Pair

Example: BTC/USDT means you’re buying Bitcoin using USDT.

5. Choose an Order Type

• Market Order – Buy/sell instantly at the current price.

• Limit Order – Set your desired price; order executes when the market reaches it.

• Stop-Limit Order – Automate trades or set a stop-loss level.

6. Place Your Order

Enter the amount, confirm, and your trade will execute based on the selected order type.

7. Check Your Wallet

Your purchased crypto will appear in your Spot Wallet.

Example Trade

• You deposit 100 USDT

BTC is trading at $50,000

• You buy 0.002 BTC for 100 USDT

• BTC price rises to $55,000

• Your 0.002 BTC is now worth 110 USDT

• You sell and make a 10 USDT profit (excluding small fees)

Important Terms in Spot Trading:

TRMSA – Understand basic terms like Trading Pairs, Risk, Market Orders, Stop-Loss, and Analysis for smarter decisions.

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