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$BTC El precio en tiempo real de Bitcoin es de $107,789.70 por (BTC/USD) con una capitalización de mercado actual de $2,142.48B USD. El volumen de trading a 24 horas es de $45.71B USD. El precio de BTC en USD se actualiza en tiempo real. Bitcoin ha variado en +1.93% en las últimas 24 horas, con un suministro en circulación de 19.88M.

#USChinaTradeTalks The United States and China agreed to **temporarily suspend 24 percentage points** of reciprocal tariffs for 90 days, maintaining tariffs at 10%, and eliminated the additional duties imposed in early April 2025. China also committed to suspending non-tariff countermeasures.

New negotiations began on **June 9** in London, with the meeting of U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, along with Vice Premier He Lifeng, China's chief negotiator. These negotiations follow those in May in Geneva, where both parties emphasized **cooperation in fentanyl control** and addressing non-tariff barriers.

The talks aim to establish a **sustainable trade relationship** through ongoing discussions, with future meetings alternating between countries. Markets reacted cautiously, with a slight decline in Treasury bond yields ahead of the talks in London.

$BTC Bitcoin es una criptomoneda descentralizada y un sistema de pago que no requiere de banco central o administrador único para su funcionamiento,[4]​[5]​ ya que opera mediante una red de nodos peer to peer que verifican las transacciones mediante criptografía y las registran en un libro de contabilidad público llamado cadena de bloques. El consenso entre nodos se logra mediante un proceso computacional intensivo basado en el sistema de prueba de trabajo al que se denomina «minería», que garantiza la seguridad de la cadena de bloques.

#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy ¡Corea del Sur conmociona al mundo de las criptomonedas!

🚨 Aviso sobre la nueva política de criptomonedas - ¿Está segura tu cartera de inversión? 🧨📉

Corea del Sur lanza una bomba regulatoria 💣 sobre el sector de las criptomonedas - esto inquieta a los traders globales. Desde la prohibición de monedas de privacidad hasta campañas de represión contra plataformas de trading, aquí tienes todo lo que necesitas saber 🧠👇

🔥 Cambios clave en la política que no se pueden ignorar:

• 🕵️‍♂️ Mayor vigilancia sobre las plataformas de trading - las plataformas locales ahora enfrentan auditorías regulatorias profundas.

• 🚫 Prohibición de monedas de privacidad - XMR y otras bajo críticas por sus características de anonimato.

• 📜 Se requiere transparencia en los tokens - los proyectos deben revelar la economía de los tokens, auditorías y liderazgo.

• 🏦 Entrada de instituciones - claridad regulatoria = más bancos y fondos involucrados.

• ⚖️ Severas sanciones a la vista - fraude = multas exorbitantes + prisión.

#CryptoCharts101 Los gráficos de criptomonedas ayudan a los comerciantes a entender los movimientos de precios y las tendencias del mercado. Estos gráficos muestran los cambios de precios a lo largo del tiempo, lo que ayuda a las personas a decidir el mejor momento para comprar o vender.

Los gráficos más comunes incluyen *gráfico de líneas*, que es simple y bueno para reconocer tendencias, y *gráfico de velas* que muestra el movimiento detallado de precios como niveles altos y bajos. Los comerciantes también utilizan diferentes indicadores, como *promedios móviles* que ayudan a suavizar la volatilidad de los precios para identificar tendencias, *RSI (Índice de Fuerza Relativa)* que indica si un activo está sobrecomprado o sobrevendido, y *volumen* que se utiliza para medir la actividad comercial. Aprender a leer estos gráficos ayuda a los comerciantes a tomar mejores decisiones y aumenta las posibilidades de éxito en el mercado de criptomonedas.

#TradingMistakes101 Mistakes are part of every trader’s journey. Reflect on your personal experiences, what you learned from it, and share advice you’d give to new traders. Share your insights with #TradingMistakes101 to earn Binance points!

#CryptoFees101
How to Reduce Crypto Fees

1. Use Layer 2 solutions like Arbitrum, Optimism, zkSync.

2. Choose blockchains with low fees: Solana, Avalanche, Polygon.

3. Send transactions during low demand hours (for example, late at night UTC).

4. Avoid high margins in apps like PayPal, Revolut.

5. Compare withdrawal fees before choosing an exchange.

#CryptoSecurity101 Compare hot and cold wallets, discuss your personal security setup and share best practices for staying SAFU. Share your insights with #CryptoSecurity101 to earn Binance points!

Trading, or negotiation, in financial markets involves buying and selling financial assets (such as stocks, currencies, indices, etc.) with the aim of making profits through price fluctuations. Unlike investing, which seeks profitability in the medium or long term, trading focuses on short-term opportunities, taking advantage of price movements that can occur during the day, week, or month.

#CircleIPO Most beginners continue to make the same deadly mistake 👇 including myself, I am one more of you, I just try to bring you information that is useful for all of us and we learn $BTC $ETH $XRP together

They take HUGE losses and small gains.

#TradingPairs101 In the world of cryptocurrencies, a trading pair represents two assets that can be exchanged for each other, such as BTC/ETH or USDT/BTC. The first asset of the pair is the one you want to buy or sell, and the second is the one used to value it. For example, in the pair BTC/USDT, you are buying or selling Bitcoin using Tether as the reference currency. Understanding pairs is essential for effective trading, as they determine prices, liquidity, and exchange routes. Pairs also reflect the supply and demand relationship between two specific cryptocurrencies on an exchange.

#Liquidity101 Liquidity refers to the ability to quickly buy or sell assets at a stable price. In trading, liquidity is crucial as it affects the ease of entering or exiting positions.

*Key aspects:*

1. *Market depth*: The volume of buy and sell orders.

2. *Trading volume*: The amount of assets traded.

3. *Order book*: A list of buy and sell orders.

#OrderTypes101 Understanding the types of orders is essential in cryptocurrency trading. Here is a breakdown:

1. Market Order:

It is executed immediately at the current market price.

✅ I use this when I want to enter or exit a trade quickly, especially in highly liquid markets.

#CEXvsDEX101 CEX (Centralized Exchange) and DEX (Decentralized Exchange) are two types of cryptocurrency exchanges that differ in their architecture, functionality, and user experience.

#TradingTypes101 is your ultimate beginner's guide to understanding different trading styles in the financial markets. Whether you're curious about day trading, swing trading, scalping, or long-term investing, this guide breaks down each type with simple explanations and practical insights.

#PEPE The logic tells you that when it goes down you buy and when it goes up you sell, and if you're only going to buy, you hold; it may be that your income decreases but the number of coins remains the same, and if it goes up you are a winner. Am I the only one who understands this? I don't understand why they despair and say they are going to sell, that it is garbage that won't increase, if the market is so volatile and the more advertising there is, selling or burning, the community will grow faster and rise even more🤔👍💪💯

#PEPE ,Cryptocurrencies, especially meme or trending tokens, tend to be very volatile and their price can fluctuate quickly.
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#broccoli Broccoli is a meme coin driven by the community on Binance Smart Chain and is inspired by Changpeng Zhao's (CZ) favorite dog, Broccoli.

#broccoli 👍💪💯

Buying and selling:

The fundamental process of trading is to buy an asset at one price and sell it at a higher price to make a profit.

Financial assets:

The assets that can be traded include stocks, currencies (Forex), commodities, cryptocurrencies, among others.

Financial markets:

The markets where trading operations take place are liquid and electronic markets, such as stock markets, Forex, and cryptocurrency markets.

Profit objective:

The main objective of trading is to obtain profits through the buying and selling of assets.

Risk management:

Trading involves risks, and it is crucial to manage risk through tools such as stop-loss orders and market situation analysis.

Trading timeframes:

Trading can be short-term (scalping, day), medium-term, or long-term, depending on the strategy and trading style.

Types of trades:

Trades can be made in favor of the trend (long or short) or against the trend.

Trading instruments:

Traders use different tools and platforms to execute their trades, such as online trading platforms, technical analysis, and fundamental analysis.

In summary, a trading operation is a transaction in the financial market that involves the buying and selling of assets with the aim of making profits, and it requires proper risk management.