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#CircleIPO Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, has finally gone public. The IPO took place on June 5, 2025, on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker CRCL. The company raised $1.1 billion by selling 34 million shares at $31 each, resulting in a valuation of about $8 billion considering all options.
The demand was insane — requests exceeded supply by 25 times. Institutions like ARK Investment and BlackRock were buying shares like hotcakes.
For newcomers to crypto trading, this may seem like something distant. But in reality, it's an important signal. When companies like Circle enter traditional markets, it indicates that crypto is becoming part of the mainstream. This could lead to greater stability and transparency in the industry.
However, it's important to remember that even such events do not guarantee easy money. The market remains volatile, and the success of one company does not mean the entire sector will grow. So, as always, be cautious and do not succumb to hype.

#TradingPairs101 Let's break down trading pairs in the crypto market! A trading pair is two assets that you trade, for example, BTC/USDT or ETH/BTC. Pairs with USDT (stablecoin) are popular on Binance (36.5% of the CEX market) due to their stability. Pairs with BTC, like SOL/BTC, are suitable for long-term investors. Pairs with altcoins, such as TRX/ETH, are more volatile but provide a chance for growth, like Solana at $135. Choose pairs with high liquidity and narrow spreads to minimize risks. Which pair do you choose? Share your experience!

#Liquidity101 💧 Liquidity is when you can exit.
As long as you're in the plus — all friends.
But try selling a shitcoin for $10,000 — and you'll understand that you traded in a swamp.
🔹 High liquidity means:
— Fast buying/selling
— Small spread
— No 'hanging' orders in the book
🔸 Low liquidity means:
— You bought quickly
— But now you can't sell
— Because you were the idiot who bought
📌 Remember:
Want freedom — look at the volumes. Not at the candles.

#OrderTypes101 Successful trading is impossible without understanding how orders work. Many beginners limit themselves to Market orders, which are executed instantly at the current price. But more experienced traders actively use Limit orders, allowing them to set the desired buying or selling price and wait for it to be reached.
There are also more advanced types: Stop-Loss — automatic selling when the price falls to a certain level (to protect capital), Take-Profit — locking in profits at a predetermined level. It is also worth mentioning Stop-Limit, Trailing Stop, and OCO (one cancels the other) — tools that allow you to manage risks and profits at a deeper level.
Knowledge of these orders is your shield and sword in the world of volatility.

#CEXvsDEX101 Pros and Cons of CEX (Centralized Exchanges, e.g., Binance, Bybit, OKX)
✅ Pros:
- High liquidity – Large trading volumes, narrow spreads, fast transactions.
- User-friendly interface – Suitable for beginners, offers market orders, stop-losses, futures.
- Fiat payments – You can buy crypto for rubles/dollars through cards or P2P.
- Customer support – If something goes wrong, you can contact the help desk.
❌ Cons:
- Risk of hacking or bankruptcy – The history of Mt. Gox and FTX shows that CEX are not always safe.
- KYC (verification) – You need to provide personal data, which not everyone likes.
Pros and Cons of DEX (Decentralized Exchanges, e.g., Uniswap, PancakeSwap, dYdX)
✅ Pros:
- Anonymity – Does not require KYC, you can trade without a passport.
- Control over funds – Crypto is stored in your wallet (MetaMask, etc.), not on the exchange.
- Access to new tokens – Many projects launch on DEX first.
- Resistance to censorship – No one can block your account.
❌ Cons:
- High fees.
- Complexity for beginners – You need to understand wallets, slippage, MEV attacks.
- Lower liquidity – Large trades may lack volume.

#TradingTypes101 Two main types of trading on the cryptocurrency exchange
1. Spot trading
- Buying and selling cryptocurrency at the current market price with instant settlement.
- Traders own real assets and can withdraw them to wallets.
- Suitable for long-term investments (HODL) and medium-term strategies.
- Low risks compared to margin trading (no leverage).
2. Margin and futures trading
- Margin trading – trading with borrowed funds (leverage), which increases potential profits but also risks.
- Futures – contracts for the future delivery of an asset at a fixed price, often with high leverage (up to 100x).
- Allows earning on both market growth (long) and market decline (short).
- High risk of liquidation of position in case of unfavorable price movement.
The choice of strategy depends on experience: beginners are better off starting with spot trading, while experienced traders can use futures and margin trading to increase profits.

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