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Can someone explain to me how the Binance arbitrage bot works? Does it have any possible disadvantages?
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In the Telegram search, you must enter the name of the group I created
Based on the previous post I made, many wanted me to create a group to learn as much as possible and to help each other.
Put this in the search bar and it will appear:
LearnTradingFromScratch
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Put this in the search bar and it will appear:
LearnTradingFromScratch
$BNB
#LearnTogether
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Based on the previous post I made, many wanted me to create a group to learn as much as possible and to help each other.
Put this in the search bar and it will appear:
LearnTradingFromScratch
$BNB
#LearnTogether
Put this in the search bar and it will appear:
LearnTradingFromScratch
$BNB
#LearnTogether
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The application is based on blockDAG, and as of today, nothing can be withdrawn yet.
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How to use moving averages in trading?
Moving averages help identify trends and potential entry or exit points. The most commonly used are:
📌 MA (Moving Average): Averages the prices over a specific period, useful for seeing the overall trend.
📌 EMA (Exponential Moving Average): Gives more weight to recent prices, reacting faster to changes.
📊 Key intervals:
✅ MA (7, 25, 99) – To identify trends in different time frames.
✅ EMA (7, 25, 99) – For a faster response to price changes.
📈 How to interpret them:
✔️ When the price is above the averages, it may indicate an uptrend.
✔️ When it is below, it may indicate a downtrend.
✔️ Crossings between averages can signal trend changes (example: golden cross and death cross).
💬 Do you use moving averages in your strategy? How do you set them up?
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Moving averages help identify trends and potential entry or exit points. The most commonly used are:
📌 MA (Moving Average): Averages the prices over a specific period, useful for seeing the overall trend.
📌 EMA (Exponential Moving Average): Gives more weight to recent prices, reacting faster to changes.
📊 Key intervals:
✅ MA (7, 25, 99) – To identify trends in different time frames.
✅ EMA (7, 25, 99) – For a faster response to price changes.
📈 How to interpret them:
✔️ When the price is above the averages, it may indicate an uptrend.
✔️ When it is below, it may indicate a downtrend.
✔️ Crossings between averages can signal trend changes (example: golden cross and death cross).
💬 Do you use moving averages in your strategy? How do you set them up?
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Do you think technical analysis really works or is it just an illusion created by market psychology?
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How are you going to the moon if it is tied to the dollar?
Binance new 🔥 Listing🔥 $XUSD 🔥 Don't miss the chance buy $XUSD 🔥 now before he go to the moon 🌙 🔥#BinanceAlpha2.0 #SUIETFcoming? #AiXBTSecurityBreach $ETH
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Follow me if you want to learn, I will be posting tips and learning materials to get started in trading (I also solve any questions you may have😁)
Hello, I am a beginner in this world and I would like someone to help me continue growing. I only have my money in earn, which is good with the interest rate, I can be earning that way, but I would like to learn more about this world
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How to know if a crypto is in an uptrend or downtrend?
🔹 Step 1: Look at the daily chart and observe the general direction of the price. Is it rising, falling, or moving sideways?
🔹 Step 2: Use a moving average (for example, a 50-period one). If the price is above, it may indicate an uptrend; if it is below, a downtrend.
🔹 Step 3: Draw trend lines connecting the rising lows (uptrend) or the falling highs (downtrend).
KEY FACT: A trend does not last forever, but as long as it persists, it is best to trade in its favor.
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🔹 Step 1: Look at the daily chart and observe the general direction of the price. Is it rising, falling, or moving sideways?
🔹 Step 2: Use a moving average (for example, a 50-period one). If the price is above, it may indicate an uptrend; if it is below, a downtrend.
🔹 Step 3: Draw trend lines connecting the rising lows (uptrend) or the falling highs (downtrend).
KEY FACT: A trend does not last forever, but as long as it persists, it is best to trade in its favor.
#TONRally
$TON
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The easiest way to mark supports and resistances
If you've ever wondered how to know where the price might bounce, here’s a simple 3-step method:
1️⃣ Look at the chart and find areas where the price has bounced several times. It doesn't have to be exact; just identify the key areas.
2️⃣ Draw lines or zones at those levels. Don't obsess over millimeter precision; what matters is the price reaction.
3️⃣ Use them as a reference. If the price approaches one of these zones, observe what it does before entering a trade.
🔹 KEY FACT: When a support is broken, it often becomes resistance (and vice versa). That can give you clues about what the price will do.
If you're learning, try doing this on a chart and send me the picture if questions arise💪🏼
#BinanceAcademy
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If you've ever wondered how to know where the price might bounce, here’s a simple 3-step method:
1️⃣ Look at the chart and find areas where the price has bounced several times. It doesn't have to be exact; just identify the key areas.
2️⃣ Draw lines or zones at those levels. Don't obsess over millimeter precision; what matters is the price reaction.
3️⃣ Use them as a reference. If the price approaches one of these zones, observe what it does before entering a trade.
🔹 KEY FACT: When a support is broken, it often becomes resistance (and vice versa). That can give you clues about what the price will do.
If you're learning, try doing this on a chart and send me the picture if questions arise💪🏼
#BinanceAcademy
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📢 Would you like to learn more about trading and cryptos?
“I want to share useful content here on Binance Square, but before we start, I want to know what interests you the most. Your opinion is key!”
📊 Vote for your favorite option:
🔹 📈 Technical analysis and Price Action (Supports, resistances, Fibonacci…)
🔹 💡 Simple trading strategies (Scalping, swing trading, risk management…)
🔹 ❌ Mistakes that make you lose money in cryptos
🔹 👇 Other ideas (leave them in the comments)
✨ Comment and tell me what topics you would like to see. I will read all the responses!
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“I want to share useful content here on Binance Square, but before we start, I want to know what interests you the most. Your opinion is key!”
📊 Vote for your favorite option:
🔹 📈 Technical analysis and Price Action (Supports, resistances, Fibonacci…)
🔹 💡 Simple trading strategies (Scalping, swing trading, risk management…)
🔹 ❌ Mistakes that make you lose money in cryptos
🔹 👇 Other ideas (leave them in the comments)
✨ Comment and tell me what topics you would like to see. I will read all the responses!
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Because in the 6h period there are 1h:13 minutes left for the candle to close. And for the 4h candle to close, there are 3 hours left. It's logical. More 4-hour candles close in a day than 6-hour candles.
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