AgroIndustrialLibertadorSur_2024
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AgroIndustrialLibertadorSur_2024
Estoy aprendiendo sobre criptomonedas y a hacer trading de manera autodidacta
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AgroIndustrialLibertadorSur_2024
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Someone knows why Binance is not allowing placing buy or sell ads for amounts above the range. For several hours now, I haven't been able to place ads for more than 712bs per USDT
AgroIndustrialLibertadorSur_2024
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This P2P user trades with third-party accounts and always places a Banco Venezuela account in my Banesco ads for me to transfer to. How can I report him? Every time I publish an ad, he makes an offer and I pay the other one, and he never releases.
CryptoClubber
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🦙 Will $ALPACA pump one last time before saying goodbye forever? Drop your opinion in comments below? 👇
ZERSTORER801106
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BullishHere is a clear and simple explanation of the differences between SPOT, FUTURES, and MARGIN on Binance:
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1. SPOT
Real purchase of cryptocurrencies.
You only use the balance you already have (for example: USDT, BTC, BNB...).
There is no liquidation risk.
Ideal for beginners or long-term investors.
Example: You buy 100 USDT in BTC and that BTC is yours immediately.
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2. FUTURES
You do not buy the actual asset, but rather make a contract to speculate on whether the price will rise or fall.
You can use leverage (e.g., 10x, 20x...), meaning you trade with more money than you have.
There is a risk of liquidation if the market goes against your position.
Ideal for experienced traders looking for quick profits (and accepting more risk).
Example: You bet 50 USDT that BTC will rise, using 10x leverage. You are controlling as if it were 500 USDT, but if it drops significantly, you can lose everything.
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3. MARGIN
Similar to SPOT, but you can borrow money to buy more.
It has interest (you pay for the loan).
There is also a risk of liquidation if your collateral drops significantly.
It is like a midpoint between SPOT and FUTURES.
Example: You have 100 USDT, borrow 100 more, and buy 200 USDT in ETH. If ETH drops, you might lose everything or have to top up funds.
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Which one to choose?
SPOT: Safe, straightforward, ideal for beginners.
FUTURES: High potential profit, but also high risk.
MARGIN: More buying power, but with debt and liquidation risk.
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1. SPOT
Real purchase of cryptocurrencies.
You only use the balance you already have (for example: USDT, BTC, BNB...).
There is no liquidation risk.
Ideal for beginners or long-term investors.
Example: You buy 100 USDT in BTC and that BTC is yours immediately.
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2. FUTURES
You do not buy the actual asset, but rather make a contract to speculate on whether the price will rise or fall.
You can use leverage (e.g., 10x, 20x...), meaning you trade with more money than you have.
There is a risk of liquidation if the market goes against your position.
Ideal for experienced traders looking for quick profits (and accepting more risk).
Example: You bet 50 USDT that BTC will rise, using 10x leverage. You are controlling as if it were 500 USDT, but if it drops significantly, you can lose everything.
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3. MARGIN
Similar to SPOT, but you can borrow money to buy more.
It has interest (you pay for the loan).
There is also a risk of liquidation if your collateral drops significantly.
It is like a midpoint between SPOT and FUTURES.
Example: You have 100 USDT, borrow 100 more, and buy 200 USDT in ETH. If ETH drops, you might lose everything or have to top up funds.
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Which one to choose?
SPOT: Safe, straightforward, ideal for beginners.
FUTURES: High potential profit, but also high risk.
MARGIN: More buying power, but with debt and liquidation risk.
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