#TradingPairs101 🔥 Understand the trading pairs in Cryptocurrency Futures (Binance) 🔥
If you trade futures on Binance, you’ve probably seen pairs like BTC/USDT, ETH/BUSD, or even SOL/USDC. But… do you really know what these pairs mean? 🤔
A trading pair in futures represents two assets: the first is the one you are going to trade (for example BTC) and the second is the one used as a reference for value (like USDT). In the case of BTC/USDT, you are betting on whether the price of Bitcoin will go up or down, measured in Tether (USDT). 💰📉📈
In Binance Futures, you can trade these pairs with leverage ⚡, which allows you to open larger positions than your capital. But be careful: the risk also increases 📛.
✅ Choosing the right pair is key:
Do you want to trade a crypto with high liquidity? Use pairs with USDT.
Are you looking for lower volatility? Explore other more stable pairs.
Do you have a strategy based on a specific token? Choose the right pair.
Each pair has its volume, its behavior, and its own risk dynamics. 🧠
💡 Learning to read the pairs is essential to improve your futures trading!
Have you traded any pair on Binance Futures? Tell me which one and why! 💬👇
