👉 Step 1: Understand the Basics
• What You Need to Know
Spot Trading: You buy crypto and hold it until the price goes up, then sell for profit.
Pairs: On Binance, you trade in pairs like $BTC /USDT (Bitcoin vs Tether).
Volatility: Prices change quickly—risk management is key.
👉 Step 2: Choose Stable and Popular Coins
• Start with major coins (also called "blue chips"):
BTC (Bitcoin)
$ETH (Ethereum)
$BNB (Binance Coin) These are less risky than small unknown tokens.
👉Step 3: Use a Simple Strategy — Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA)
• What is DCA?
You invest a fixed amount of money at regular intervals (e.g., $10 every week), regardless of price.
Why use DCA?
Reduces risk of buying at a high price.
Builds a position slowly.
Works best for long-term holding.
• How to do it on Binance:
1. Go to "Auto-Invest".
2. Pick a coin like BTC or ETH.
3. Set how much and how often (e.g., $10 weekly).
4. Binance does the rest!
👉 Step 4: Track with a Goal — Not Emotions
• Set a target profit, like 20–30%.
When you hit it, sell some of your holdings.
Don’t try to “time the top” — better to take some profit than lose it all waiting.
👉 Step 5: Risk Management Rules
Never invest more than you can afford to lose.
Don’t use leverage or futures as a beginner.
Keep 90% in strong coins, and only explore small coins with 10% max.
👉Step 6: Learn While You Earn
Binance has free educational resources:
Binance Academy
Try “learn & earn” quizzes to get free crypto.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Panic selling during a dip.
FOMO buying at all-time highs.
Trading based on hype or social media tips.
Ignoring security: Always use 2FA (two-factor authentication).
▪️Summary Beginner Strategy
• Step Action
1 Learn the basics (spot trading, pairs)
2 Stick to large coins (BTC, ETH, BNB)
3 Use DCA via Auto-Invest
4 Take profits slowly over time
5 Avoid risky tools like leverage/futures
6 Keep learning from Binance Academy