Successful trading starts with strong fundamentals. In this final episode of the "Deep Dive" series, we analyze 10 core concepts every cryptocurrency trader should understand. Whether you are new to trading or looking to enhance your knowledge, this series represents your opportunity to boost your trading knowledge, contribute to the trading community, and earn Binance points along the way!
How to participate:
1. Follow the official Binance Square account daily at 8:00 AM (GMT) to see discussion topics for the day.
2. Create a post on Binance Square to share your insights, experiences, or tips related to this topic.
3. Make sure your post contains at least 100 characters and includes only one hashtag for the topic.
Active period: May 29, 2025, 8:00:00 AM (GMT) to June 12, 2025, 8:00:00 AM (GMT)
The ten topics are:
· #Types_of_Trading_101: Explore the differences between spot trading, margin trading, and futures trading.
· #CEXvsDEX101: Compare centralized and decentralized exchanges.
· #Types_of_Orders_101: Analyze the different types of orders in cryptocurrency trading - market orders, limit orders, stop-loss orders, and take-profit orders.
· #Liquidity_101: Discuss the role of liquidity in cryptocurrency trading and its impact on trade execution.
· #Trading_Pairs_101: Analyze how trading pairs work and share how to choose the right pairs for your trading strategy.
· #Cryptocurrency_Security_101: Compare hot and cold wallets, discuss your personal security settings, and share best practices for keeping yourself secure.
· #Cryptocurrency_Fees_101: Discuss the different types of fees in cryptocurrencies and how to optimize your trades to reduce costs.
· #Trading_Mistakes_101: Reflect on your experiences, what you've learned, and share your tips for new traders.
· #Cryptocurrency_Charts_101: Explore candlestick patterns and the basics of charting. Share how reading charts has helped you identify your entry and exit points.
· #Trading_Tools_101: Discuss indicators such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI), the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), and moving averages.
