A trading pair in cryptocurrency refers to the two assets you are trading between, such as BTC/USDT. The first asset is what you're buying or selling, and the second is the asset you're using to make the transaction. Trading pairs are essential because they determine how you can convert one asset into another. For example, if you're holding ETH and want to buy SOL, you may need to go through ETH/USDT and then USDT/SOL if there's no direct ETH/SOL pair. Popular trading pairs usually have better liquidity and tighter spreads, making them more efficient for trades. Understanding how pairs work helps improve trading efficiency.#TradingPairs101