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Main Types of Trading:

1. 🧭 Position Trading
Horizon: weeks – months – years
Goal: profit from long-term trends
Tools: fundamental analysis, technical levels
✅ Pros: less stress, rarely monitor
❌ Cons: slow results, risk of large drawdowns

2. 📅 Swing Trading
Horizon: several days
Goal: catch the "waves"
Tools: technical analysis, patterns, indicators
✅ Pros: frequent trades
❌ Cons: monitor charts several times a day

3. ⏰ Day Trading
Horizon: 1 day
Goal: close positions by the end of the day
Tools: technical analysis, news, scalping
✅ Pros: trade only during the day
❌ Cons: high stress, need for experience and discipline

4. ⚡ Scalping
Horizon: sec. – min.
Goal: frequent small profits
Tools: order book, volume, quick reaction
✅ Pros: quick profit
❌ Cons: need for low commissions, focus, speed, emotional endurance

5. 🤖 Bot Trading
Goal: automation of trading
✅ Pros: lack of emotions, fast execution, all timeframes
❌ Cons: need for programming or ready-made bots, risk control

6. 📈 Copy Trading
Goal: copy trades
✅ Pros: simple
❌ Cons: dependence on others, lack of control

#TradingTypes101

Hashtag #CEXvsDEX101 relates to the topic of comparing centralized (CEX) and decentralized (DEX) cryptocurrency exchanges. Let's consider the advantages, disadvantages, and features.

🔁 CEX vs DEX: Basics

🔒 CEX (Centralized Exchange) – Centralized Exchange

Examples: Binance, Coinbase, Kraken

✅ Pros:

User-friendly interface for beginners

Higher liquidity and faster order execution

Support for fiat currencies (USD, EUR, UAH, etc.)

Technical support and asset insurance on some exchanges

❌ Cons:

You don’t control the private keys (“Not your keys – not your coins”)

Risk of account blocking or data leaks

Need for verification (KYC)

Centralization = vulnerability to hacks or government restrictions

🌐 DEX (Decentralized Exchange) – Decentralized Exchange

Examples: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, 1inch

✅ Pros:

Full autonomy – you own your keys

Anonymity – usually does not require KYC

No censorship – there is no central authority that can block your account

Innovations (e.g., yield farming, liquidity pools, etc.)

❌ Cons:

Higher complexity for beginners

Possible slippage when exchanging tokens

Low liquidity in some pairs

You are responsible for the security of your wallet

#CEXvsDEX101

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#BinanceAlphaAlert
Here is an example of an article for the hashtag

What is it and why should you pay attention?

In the world of cryptocurrencies, information is power. Traders, analysts, and investors are constantly searching for news that will help them make the right decisions at the right moment. This is precisely why #BinanceAlphaAlert exists—it is a tool that signals potentially significant events in the market.

What does #BinanceAlphaAlert mean?

It is not just a hashtag, but a notification about key analytical updates noted by the Binance team or its tools. It concerns:

A sudden change in trading volumes of a specific token;

Anomalous transactions from large wallets (so-called "whales");

New listings, delistings, or product updates;

Macroeconomic events that may impact the market.

Follow the official Binance sources on Twitter, Telegram, or other platforms. Keep an eye on messages with the hashtag #BinanceAlphaAlert —they can give you an edge by a few minutes or hours, which can be crucial in the volatile cryptocurrency market.

Tip:

Do not act solely based on the hashtag—use it as a trigger for your own analysis. The combination of #BinanceAlphaAlert with technical and fundamental analysis is the formula for confident decisions.

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Here is a short mini-article for the hashtag #BitcoinWithTariffs
Is it possible to tax a decentralized future?

At a time when Bitcoin is increasingly penetrating the real sector, states are not standing aside. Under the hashtag #BitcoinWithTariffs, a global discussion is unfolding: how to adapt tax systems to the cryptocurrency world?

At first glance, Bitcoin is freedom: from banks, borders and bureaucracy. But when it comes to large volumes of circulation, profits and transactions between countries, governments show great interest. New rules, duties, mandatory reports are introduced. A paradox arises: how to tax something that is inherently anonymous and decentralized?

Will it be possible to find a balance between user freedom and transparency for states?

In my opinion, it will be possible to tax cryptocurrency only at the exit, that is, when we buy something with it or pay for goods and services. What do you think?

#BitcoinWithTariffs

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