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🐋 What is a “whale” in crypto?

In the crypto world, a whale refers to an investor or trader who holds a very large amount of an asset.

Why do people talk about it so much?

When a whale buys or sells a significant quantity of cryptocurrencies, its transaction can influence the price and draw the market’s attention.

That’s why some traders keep an eye on the movements of large wallets.

Knowing this term helps you better understand certain sudden market fluctuations.
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What do you choose?
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With these two apps and a charger, the day just flies by!

Tell me, how many times have you opened your Binance app today?

What is the first word you saw?
Me, I saw “DYOR”.
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Have you already heard of Open Interest?

Open Interest, or open interest, corresponds to the total number of futures or options contracts that are still open and have not yet been closed or settled.

Why monitor it?

It can help you assess the activity and liquidity present in a market. An increase or decrease in Open Interest can also provide additional information when analyzed together with price and volume.

An important indicator to understand when you’re interested in derivatives markets.
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Do you hold crypto? They can also generate rewards.

With Binance Earn, you can access several solutions to grow your eligible digital assets over time.

You choose the option that suits you, deposit your crypto, and you can receive rewards according to the terms of the selected product.

Easy to understand and suitable for different profiles.
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A new week begins on the markets. 📊

From August 24 to 28, several events will be worth watching closely:

• Release of PCE inflation data
• Nvidia financial results
• PDD Holdings financial results
• Li Auto financial results
• Marvell Technology financial results

These announcements may influence the markets and create further price movements.

Keep these dates on your radar and stay informed throughout the week.

For informational purposes only. This does not constitute financial advice.
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🧩 WORD OF THE DAY

Gen Z is changing how they save, invest, and manage their money. Between crypto, stocks, and new financial solutions, the possibilities are endless.

Today, we’re testing your knowledge with the Binance Word of the Day.

🎯 Theme: Gen Z and investments

🔎 Word to find:
I _ V _ S _

Think you’ve found it?

Participez ici
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Every little effort counts. Keep learning, improving, and growing, day by day.
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On Binance P2P, a buyer marks your order as “Paid” a few seconds after it is opened.

What do you do?
Never release your crypto assets just because the order shows “Paid”.

First, check that you have actually received the payment in your account or Mobile Money.
One click does not confirm a payment. Always verify your funds before releasing your crypto.
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Who knows the answer

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The simplest and most important concept in trading: the trend.

A trend is simply the general direction of the price over a given period. Is Bitcoin up for the last three months? That’s a bullish trend.

Why is it important? Because the trend carries information. If Bitcoin is in a bullish trend, it means more buyers are coming in than sellers. The momentum is working in favor of the rise.

There are three types of trends:

Bullish trend: the pullbacks (lows) rise gradually, and the peaks (highs) rise too. Money is coming in.

Bearish trend: the pullbacks fall, and the peaks fall as well. Money is leaving.

Neutral trend: the price moves back and forth within a range with no clear direction.

The golden rule: trade in the direction of the trend, not against it. Beginners do the opposite. They see that Bitcoin is soaring and say, “It’s too high, it’s going to drop.” They sell. And the price keeps going up. They’ve lost by trying to be smarter than the market.
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Isolated margin is the intelligent way to trade with leverage.

Here’s the concept: you say, "I want to risk exactly $100 on this trade." You allocate those $100 to a specific position. With 10x leverage, you control $1,000 worth of assets. If the market goes up, your profit is amplified. If the market goes down and your position is liquidated, you only lose your $100.

Crucial: the remaining $9,900 in your account are not affected. You’re not in debt. You haven’t lost more than what you allocated.
That’s why prudent traders use isolated margin. You can take calculated risks without endangering your entire capital. Each position is an independent "bet" with a loss limit defined in advance.

Compared to cross margin, it’s much less dangerous. You know exactly how much you’re risking on each trade.
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There are two ways to trade with leverage: isolated margin and cross margin. The difference is crucial.

With isolated margin, you allocate a specific amount to each position. If you lose on one position, the others are not affected. It’s safer.

With cross margin, it’s different. You use your entire account balance as collateral for ALL of your positions at the same time. That means if one position goes wrong, your entire account could be liquidated. One failed trade can cost you everything you have.

Why do some people use cross margin? Because it offers more flexibility to manage positions and potentially higher returns. But the risk is exponentially higher.

Simple rule: cross margin = for professional traders only. If you’re just starting out, stick to isolated margin or spot trading.
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