#TradingPairs101 #TradingPairs101 If you're new to crypto, you might’ve seen terms like SOL/USDT or BTC/ETH and wondered — what do they mean?

🔄 Trading pairs let you exchange one cryptocurrency for another. Each pair shows what you're trading from and to.

Example:

SOL/USDT = You're trading Solana (SOL) against Tether (USDT).

If SOL/USDT = 150, it means 1 SOL = 150 USDT.

💰 Why it matters:

Liquidity: Popular pairs like BTC/USDT have high volume, meaning faster trades.

Price direction: You watch the pair’s chart to know if the base currency (like SOL) is going up or down in value.

More opportunities: Some tokens aren't available in your fiat currency — but you can still trade them using pairs.

📊 Pro tip: Always check the 24-hour volume and liquidity before trading a pair — low volume can lead to slippage and bad prices.

Whether you're holding or flipping, knowing your trading pairs is key to mastering the crypto markets!