I’m used to working mainly with crypto, but sometimes I want to use the movement of traditional markets without leaving Binance.
That’s why I’m interested in TradFi. For example, if I expect gold to move, I can look at the XAUUSDT TradFi Perpetual — a contract for the gold price with settlement in USDT.
For me, this is an interesting way to add another market to my trading strategy. I would keep most of my funds in spot crypto, and use a small portion for separate TradFi trades.
But it’s important not to mix things up: this isn’t buying the actual gold. It’s a derivative, so there’s leverage, funding, and the risk of liquidation.
I would start with a small amount and without heavy leverage. First, get to understand how it works — then trade.
For me, TradFi is an opportunity to look at the market more broadly, not limited to crypto alone.
$XAUT
@Binance_Ukraine
That’s why I’m interested in TradFi. For example, if I expect gold to move, I can look at the XAUUSDT TradFi Perpetual — a contract for the gold price with settlement in USDT.
For me, this is an interesting way to add another market to my trading strategy. I would keep most of my funds in spot crypto, and use a small portion for separate TradFi trades.
But it’s important not to mix things up: this isn’t buying the actual gold. It’s a derivative, so there’s leverage, funding, and the risk of liquidation.
I would start with a small amount and without heavy leverage. First, get to understand how it works — then trade.
For me, TradFi is an opportunity to look at the market more broadly, not limited to crypto alone.
$XAUT
@Binance_Ukraine