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#TrumpTariffs Trump said he would send letters to countries in about two weeks to inform them of unilateral tariffs.
"You can take it, or you can leave it," he said of how trading partners could respond to the tariffs.
He said the US could not hold trade negotiations with "150 plus" countries.
President Donald Trump said he would send letters to trading partners in about two weeks, informing them that the US was imposing unilateral tariffs on them.
Speaking to reporters at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, the president said he did not think extending the deadline for trade talks with countries was necessary, as he had already made a "great deal with China," and one with the UK.

#TradingTools101 Trading indicators enhance decision-making.
RSI (Relative Strength Index): Shows overbought/oversold levels — I buy near 30, sell near 70.
MACD: Tracks momentum; crossover signals help spot trend changes.
Moving Averages: I use 50-day and 200-day to gauge market direction.
Combining these tools with price action boosts accuracy
However, no indicator is 100% — always use them with context.
Avoid overloading your screen with too many signals — simplicity often works best
Good tools don’t replace strategy — they support it.

#TradingMistakes101 For the eighth topic of our Crypto Trading Fundamentals Deep Dive, let’s talk #TradingMistakes101 .
Mistakes are part of every trader’s journey — sharing them helps others grow. Whether it’s entering too early, ignoring stop-losses, or falling for hype, these experiences build better habits over time.
Your post can include:
· What was your biggest trading mistake you made as a beginner, and what did you learn from it?
 · What helped you improve your trading discipline?
 · What’s the best advice you’d give to someone just getting started?
👉 Create a post with #TradingMistakes101 and share your insights to earn Binance points! (Press the “+” on the App homepage and click on Task Center)

#CryptoCharts101 📊 CRYPTO CHARTS 101 – Read the Market Like a Pro!
🟡 Candlestick Basics – Green means go, red means caution
📈 Trend Lines – Spot the direction before it moves
Support & Resistance – Know where the market bounces
📉 Volume Bars – Confirm real moves with strong volume
Chart Psychology – Fear & Greed leave clues.
These charts don’t lie — They speak! Learn to listen.
Level up your trades on
Create a post with hashtags and EARN REWARDS!

#CryptoFees101 To reduce or avoid Binance fees, follow these smart tips:
Trading Fees
Use BNB to pay fees: Get a 25% discount on spot and margin trading. Enable this in your account settings.
Increase trading volume: Higher VIP levels get lower maker/taker fees.
Use Spot trading instead of Convert to avoid hidden spreads.
Place limit orders to act as a maker, which often has lower fees.
Withdrawal Fees
Select cheaper networks:
USDT (TRC20) ≈ 1 USDT
BNB (BEP20) ≈ very low
Avoid ERC20 (Ethereum) unless needed.
Withdraw less often in larger amounts to reduce total fees.
Use internal transfers between Binance users (free).
Try Binance P2P for fee-free peer-to-peer transfers.
Fiat Fees
Avoid credit/debit cards: They often have high fees (1.8–3%).
Use bank transfers (like SEPA, FPS) for lower or zero fees.
P2P lets you buy/sell crypto using local payment methods with zero fees.
Futures and Margin
Use limit orders and trade during low volatility to reduce slippage and fees.

#CryptoSecurity101 In the fast-moving world of Web3, security isn’t optional—it’s **essential**. From wallet hacks to phishing scams, knowing how to safeguard your crypto can make the difference between building wealth and losing it overnight.
🔥 **Let’s break it down:**
- **Hot vs. Cold Wallets**—Which do you trust more? Or do you use a mix?
- **How do you secure your crypto assets?** Share your top security practices!
- **Your SAFU strategy**—What are the must-follow steps to keep funds safe?
- **A lesson learned**—Tell a real story where security made or broke a trade.

#TradingPairs101 Choosing the right trading pairs is crucial for executing a successful trading strategy. Understanding how base and quote assets affect your trades can help you make better decisions.
💬 Your post can include:
· How do trading pairs work (base vs quote)?
 · Do you trade more in stable coin or crypto-denominated pairs? Why?
 · How do you choose the right pair for your trade?
· Share an example of how the right pair helped or hurt your trade.

#Liquidity101 With deep liquidity across thousands of trading pairs, Binance is one of the biggest centralized exchanges (CEX). There are significant advantages to this.
Quick Trade Process
There is very little delay in matching your orders.
Less Slippage
Your anticipated price is nearly met by the final execution price.
Constant Costs
Due to a single, large order, prices are less likely to change abruptly.
More Advantageous for Big Traders
Whales or institutions can place big orders without significantly altering the market.

#OrderTypes101 Order types determine how and when your trade is executed. Each order type serves a different purpose and can help you manage risk and optimize your trading strategy. Whether it’s a market order for speed or a limit order for better price control, the right tool depends on your trade setup. 
💬 Your post can include:
· How do Market, Limit, Stop-Loss and Take-Profit orders work?
 · When and how do you use each order type?
· Share your go-to order type and why.
· Share a real trade where using the right (or wrong) order type made a big difference.

#CEXvsDEX101 CEX stands for Centralized Exchange. Think Binance, Coinbase, Kraken. You sign up, deposit funds, and trade through their platform. It's user-friendly, fast, and often regulated—but you're trusting a company to hold your assets.
DEX means Decentralized Exchange. Like Uniswap or PancakeSwap. No sign-up. You trade directly from your wallet. More control, more privacy—but also more responsibility.
CEX is convenient. DEX is freedom.

#TradingTypes101 When I started crypto trading, I didn’t know there were so many different types of trading. Over time, I learned that each one has its own purpose. For example, spot trading is the simplest – you buy the actual coin. But futures trading is more complex – you’re basically betting on the price going up or down. Then there’s day trading, where you open and close positions within the same day, and swing trading, which can last days or even weeks. Each type requires different strategies and risk levels. Understanding these helped me manage my trades better.

$PNUT
Peanut the Squirrel (PNUT) is showing promising signs of a potential breakout. Let's dive into the technical analysis to understand what's brewing.
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