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#交易类型入门 Many newcomers in the cryptocurrency space are just entering the scene, looking at various trading methods on the interface: spot, leverage, contracts, and are confused about them. The key to understanding trading types is to clarify: What you are 'buying' + 'betting on' + how much 'risk you can bear'. 💚 1. Spot trading: buying coins = holding coins This is the simplest model. If you spend 1,000 USDT to buy ETH, then this portion of the asset directly belongs to you, just like going to a supermarket to buy gold and putting it in your own safe.
Is the stablecoin about to become the 'default option' for global payments? —— This matter being discussed by Apple, Google, Airbnb, and Musk could change the way we use cryptocurrency. 🧭 Prelude: A 'payment revolution' is quietly approaching. Recently, it has been reported that Apple, Google, Airbnb, and Musk's X are in preliminary talks with multiple cryptocurrency companies to explore the possibility of integrating stablecoins into payment systems. What seems like a normal piece of industry news could actually be the prelude to a 'global payment landscape reshaping'.
#加密安全须知 Sister Momo's Class|#Cryptographic Security Must-Knows in Web3, If You Don't Understand 'Security', Trading Again Equals Running Naked #加密安全须知 Follow Me, Let's Play Together "What you own is not coins, but private keys." This sentence speaks not only of sentiment but of truth. In an era of centralized exchange collapses and phishing links from airdrops rampant, asset security has transformed from an 'optional' to a 'survival essential'. Today, we clarify👇 🔐 What is a Hot Wallet? What is a Cold Wallet? 🔸 Hot Wallet Connected to the internet, convenient for use at any time ✅ Advantages: Easy to operate, suitable for daily interactions (DeFi, minting, trading) For example, MetaMask, Little Fox, Rabby, TokenPocket ⚠️ Risks:
#交易对 In the cryptocurrency market, what you are actually buying and selling is not the "coin", but the trading pair (Trading Pair). The choice of trading pair not only affects the price at which you place orders but also influences your profit and loss logic, the depth of liquidity, and the efficiency of capital allocation. Today, Sister Mao will take you from 0 to 1 to understand the underlying logic of trading pairs👇 🧠 What is a trading pair? (Base Asset vs Quote Asset) A trading pair refers to the currency you use to buy/sell another currency. 📌 It consists of two parts: Base Asset: The currency you want to trade, for example, BTC Quote Asset: The currency you use to measure/settle, for example, USDT ➡️ For example, BTC/USDT: You use USDT to buy BTC, 1 BTC = xxx USDT ➡️ For example, ETH/BTC: You use BTC to buy ETH, 1 ETH = xxx BTC 🧩 Why does the choice of trading pair affect your profit and loss? Because your profit and loss are settled in terms of the quote currency. For example: Assume you use BTC to buy ETH (ETH/BTC), ETH rises, but BTC rises faster, and you end up losing in the quote currency (BTC). 📍 So clarify: Do you want to earn the value of USDT? Or do you want to accumulate more BTC? 🧭 I prefer trading "stablecoin trading pairs" (like ETH/USDT) for three reasons: 1️⃣ Clearer returns: Profit and loss are settled in USDT, making it easier to record and backtest. 2️⃣ Clearer risk control: Stop-loss ratios and position control are intuitive and easy to calculate. 3️⃣ Pure volatility: Only affected by the price change of one currency, not interfered by the value fluctuation of the base currency. But I will also use BTC or ETH valued pairs in specific scenarios: To implement medium to long-term BTC appreciation strategies. Want to switch between strong and weak currencies during volatility (for example, exchanging ETH when BTC is at a high). 🧠 How to choose the most suitable trading pair? You can use this method: ✅ 1. Clarify your goal. Do you want to earn stablecoins? Or do you want to accumulate ETH, BTC denomination? ✅ 2. Assess the market structure. Bull market: Suitable for chasing volatile coins/pairs. Bear market: Prioritize stablecoin pairs, focusing on preserving value. ✅ 3. Examine the depth of the exchange. Prioritize trading pairs with good liquidity (main exchanges/large coins/USDT trading areas). ✅ 4. Pay attention to fee differences and spreads. Some platforms have lower fees for ETH/BTC, but may have larger slippage; it requires combined judgment. 💬 Practical experience sharing: I once chose the wrong trading pair on a small coin that had a very sharp increase.
Below #交易流动性 continues to introduce you to the relevant content of trading liquidity: 4. Main Sources of Liquidity (Continued) • Bid-ask spreads, such as designated market makers (DMM) on the NYSE providing liquidity for stocks. 2. High-Frequency Traders (HFTs) ◦ Utilizing advanced algorithms and technology to quickly buy and sell assets, profiting from tiny price fluctuations while increasing market depth and liquidity, such as some quantitative hedge funds employing high-frequency trading strategies. 3. Large Financial Institutions and Investors ◦ Banks, mutual funds, pension funds, etc., engage in large-scale trading in the market, and their trading activities also provide a certain level of liquidity, but their trading decisions are usually based on long-term investment goals and market analysis. 5. Factors Affecting Trading Liquidity 1. Number and Types of Market Participants ◦ The more participants and diverse types, the higher the market liquidity. For example, the forex market, due to the participation of numerous banks, enterprises, and individuals globally, has become one of the most liquid markets. 2. Characteristics of Assets ◦ Homogeneity of Assets: Standardized, homogeneous assets (such as gold futures contracts) have better liquidity due to ease of valuation and trading. ◦ Popularity and Recognition of Assets: Stocks of well-known companies (such as Apple, Microsoft) typically have higher liquidity compared to stocks of lesser-known small companies. 3. Transparency of Market Information ◦ Markets with sufficient and timely information disclosure allow investors to accurately assess asset values and are more willing to participate in trading, thereby increasing liquidity, such as securities markets where listed companies disclose financial reports and other information as required in a timely manner. 4. Trading Mechanisms and Market Rules ◦ Trading Hours: Markets with longer trading hours (such as the global forex market, which trades almost 24 hours) have better liquidity. ◦ Price Limitations: Appropriate price limits can stabilize the market, but excessive restrictions may suppress liquidity, such as the price limit system in A-shares. 6. How to Measure Trading Liquidity? 1. Bid-Ask Spread Method ◦ Calculate the ratio of the bid-ask spread to the asset price; the smaller the ratio, the higher the liquidity. For example, if a stock's buy price is 10 yuan, and the sell price is 10.05 yuan,
#订单类型解析 In centralized exchanges (CEX) for cryptocurrencies, different order types are applicable for various trading strategies and market environments. Understanding the mechanisms and risks of these orders is the foundation for formulating a trading plan. Below is a detailed analysis of mainstream order types:
1. Basic Order Types
1. Limit Order
Definition: Users specify the buy/sell price, and the order is automatically executed when the market price reaches that price.
- Buy Limit Order: Set a buy price below the current market price (e.g., current BTC = $30,000, set to buy at $29,500), waiting for the price to drop for execution. - Sell Limit Order: Set a sell price above the current market price (e.g., current ETH = $1,800, set to sell at $1,850), waiting for the price to rise for execution. Features: - The execution price is controllable, avoiding slippage caused by market fluctuations. - May fail to execute (if the price does not reach the set value). Applicable Scenarios: - Buy low and sell high in volatile markets, or place orders in advance to layout trend reversal points. Risks: In extreme market conditions, the price may skip the limit order (e.g., no buy orders when a crash occurs), resulting in failure to execute.
2. Market Order
Definition: An order that is executed immediately at the current best market price without needing to specify a price. Features:
- Ensures fast execution, but the execution price may differ from expectations (slippage). - Large market orders may cause significant market price fluctuations (impact cost). Applicable Scenarios: - Urgently entering or exiting positions (e.g., stop-loss, chasing gains), or trading highly liquid coins (e.g., BTC, ETH). Risks: In low liquidity minor coins, market orders may lead to severe slippage (e.g., when buying low market cap tokens with a market order, the execution price may be far above expectations).
#订单类型解析 introduces the third topic of our in-depth exploration of cryptocurrency trading fundamentals — #订单类型解析 . Order types determine how and when your trades are executed. Each type of order serves different purposes, helping you manage risks and optimize trading strategies. Whether it's a market order that prioritizes speed, or a limit order that focuses on price control, the right tool depends on your trading needs. 💬 Your post may include: · How do different orders such as market orders, limit orders, and take profit/stop loss orders work? · When and how to use each type of order? · Share your commonly used order types and the reasons behind them. · Share a real trading experience where using the correct (or incorrect) order type had a significant impact. 👉 Use the #订单类型解析 hashtag to share your insights and earn Binance points! 🔗 Click here for more event details.