1. Spot – Instant Trading :
✅ For: Beginners, long-term investors (those who buy coins with accumulated funds over months or years)
This is the simplest and most popular type of trading.
You buy or sell crypto at the current market price.
After purchasing, you truly own the coin.
For example: Buying BTC at 60,000 USDT means you own the actual BTC and can withdraw it to your personal wallet at any time.
⛔ No leverage → lower risk, but slower profits.
2. Margin – Margin Trading :
✅ For: Those who want to use leverage to increase profits
Allows you to borrow funds to trade more than your current capital.
You can borrow up to 3x, 5x, etc., of your initial capital.
For example: If you have 1,000 USDT, you can borrow 4,000 more to trade a total of 5,000 USDT.
*Two types of margin:
Isolated Margin: Losses only affect the specific trading pair.
Cross Margin: Losses can affect your entire margin balance.
⛔ High liquidation risk if the market moves against you.
3. Futures – Futures Contracts :
✅ For: Professional traders, those looking to profit whether the price goes up or down
You predict whether the price will go up (long) or down (short) without actually owning the coin.
Supports high leverage (x20, x50, x125...).
*Two types of Futures:
USDⓈ-M Futures: Margin is in USDT.
COIN-M Futures: Margin is in the coin itself.
⛔ High potential profit, but extremely risky without a clear strategy or experience.
4. Copy Trading :
✅ For: Beginners without experience
Allows you to copy the trades of professional traders.
You can choose traders based on performance, style, risk tolerance, etc.
⛔ Risk control is still needed and it's important to choose a reputable trader.
5. Convert – Quick Conversion :
✅ For: Those who need to exchange coins quickly, without the need for charts
Convert one coin into another with a single click.
No trading fees, but there is a small price discrepancy.
