#CryptoSecurity101 Do not underestimate the security keys for your wallets It is one of the most important things to be careful about in order to keep your cryptocurrencies safe You can keep your keys in a safe place that only you or those you trust can access
#TradingPairs101 The trading pair with $USDC or $USD1 or $usdt is the best trading option as these currencies are stable and linked to the price of the US dollar, while other pairs may rise and fall and trading with them may be unstable in price
#Liquidity101 Liquidity and demand for it is what raises the price of currencies, as when liquidity is low and demand is high, a price increase occurs, and vice versa. An increase in liquidity without an increase in demand for the currency leads to a decline or what is called a price drop. Therefore, monitoring liquidity and demand is one of the essential aspects to consider when investing.
$BTC Bitcoin has finished filling some price gaps and has started to rise to 104k Will it continue to rise to its new peak or will it return to fill other gaps
#TrumpVsMusk When the basis of relationships is unclear interests, it will always end in conflict. And if the interests are clear, the relationship will end as soon as the interest ends. And if the interests are conflicting, it will end in struggle. Trump reached a threat to Musk, but he is afraid of losing his share of profits.
#CircleIPO Officially, Circle Company enters the stock market Specifically, the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange means Therefore, it will soon dominate the stock market in the Middle East and will soon surpass Tether
#OrderTypes101 Your Quick Guide to Understanding Trading Orders on Binance Are you new to the trading world, or do you want to enhance your skills? Let's take a quick look at the most common types of orders. 1. Market Order Example: You wanted to buy BNB quickly. Using a market order, you buy it immediately at the best available price in the market. Ideal for immediate execution, but it does not guarantee the price you will pay. 2. Limit Order Example: You want to buy BNB at $500, while the current price is $520. You use a limit order at $500; the order will only be executed if the price reaches that level or lower. 3. Stop Loss Order Example: You bought BNB at $500, but you want to protect yourself from losses if the price starts to drop. You place a stop loss order at $450, so the coin is automatically sold if the price reaches this level. 4. Trailing Stop Order Example: You bought BNB at $500, and it has now reached $600. You place a trailing stop order with a $50 difference. If the price rises to $650, the stop automatically moves to $600. And when the price drops to $600, it is sold, realizing profits. 5. Advanced Orders Example: Using an OCO order, you can set two orders together: ✔️ A sell order to take profit at $650 ✔️ A stop loss order at $450 If one of the orders is executed, the other is automatically canceled.
$BTC Bitcoin is still high compared to its price a month ago Where it was trading at a price of $74k, now it is in an advanced stage and will rise soon, and it could reach $116k after the end of the bloodbath that the market is currently experiencing
#CEXvsDEX101 Centralized and decentralized platforms are the two available options for entering any trading platform, and centralized platforms like Binance are considered safer. To use them, identity verification alongside security keys is required to make it difficult to hack accounts from other devices and also to track the IP addresses from which you have logged in previously.
#TradingTypes101 Types of traders 100 types in each of the four branches Spot, futures, options, and iron These are the types of trading, but the types of traders are countless But all traders are currently bleeding except for one type that knows and is sure that it always turns red after green without a doubt
$XRP Why did Ripple try to buy Circle? What benefit will it gain from currency $USDC And why does it need it while it claims to have a stable currency coming
$USDC Ripple has proven its catastrophic failure in listing its stablecoin and attempted to acquire Circle for an amount ranging between 5 billion US dollars, but Circle refused after entering into Visa Card payments, which is considered a remarkable success for Ripple.
$USDC Ripple has proven its utter failure in listing its stablecoin and attempted to buy Circle for an amount ranging between 5 billion US dollars, but Circle rejected after entering into Visa card payments, which is considered a remarkable success for Ripple
#AirdropSafetyGuide To participate in safe air drops, do not trust any unknown source As there are safe platforms like Binance for participating in air drops or safe and reliable work sites Otherwise, there is a high possibility of being deceived
#StablecoinPayments Payments using stablecoins (#StablecoinPayments) are one of the important innovations in the world of financial technology and digital currencies. Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency that aim to reduce price volatility, as they are typically pegged to a traditional currency like the US dollar or the euro. By using them for payment transactions, stablecoins provide a practical and fast solution that combines value stability with the efficiency of blockchain technologies.
#AltcoinETFsPostponed The Securities Authority retracts its decisions regarding funds $XRP $DOGE after they were signed and approved by Now, as a trader, how will you think Is it a real retraction and will not be approved to start Or are there reasons for the retraction that will be resolved and approved later Or is it manipulation of investors to consume their money Or is it a move to liquidate and remove investors
#Trump100Days With the passage of a hundred days since Trump took office And his aggressive approach towards the economy, his associate Musk lost more than 113 billion dollars, which is equivalent to a quarter of his wealth. I imagine Musk is an intelligent person and does not waste money in vain. So what do you think will happen to those who think Trump is a good person? What will happen to them?