🔔Exchange: Binance🔔
#ONEUSDT
Signal Type: long term
Trade Type: long position
Price open trade: 0.00700 - 0.00755
Amount: 3% from deposit
Target:
1) 0.00835
2) 0.00930
3) 0.01000
Stop area: below 0.00645
#ONEUSDT
Signal Type: long term
Trade Type: long position
Price open trade: 0.00700 - 0.00755
Amount: 3% from deposit
Target:
1) 0.00835
2) 0.00930
3) 0.01000
Stop area: below 0.00645
🔔Exchange: Binance🔔
#IOTABTC
Signal Type: long term
Trade Type: long position
Price open trade: 0.000025 - 0.000027
Amount: 3% from deposit
Target:
1) 0.000032
2) 0.000037
3) 0.000041
Stop area: below 0.000023
#IOTABTC
Signal Type: long term
Trade Type: long position
Price open trade: 0.000025 - 0.000027
Amount: 3% from deposit
Target:
1) 0.000032
2) 0.000037
3) 0.000041
Stop area: below 0.000023
ETH 2.0 Coordinator Announces New Testnet Called “Spadina” — link
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ETH 2.0 Coordinator Announces New Testnet Called “Spadina”
The Ethereum Foundation unveils a mainnet configuration testnet called "Spadina"
🔔Exchange: Binance (margin)🔔
#LENDUSDT
Signal Type: long term
Trade Type: short position
Price open trade: 0.71 - 0.67
Amount: 3% from deposit
Target:
1) 0.56
2) 0.48
3) 0.40
Stop area: above 0.78
#LENDUSDT
Signal Type: long term
Trade Type: short position
Price open trade: 0.71 - 0.67
Amount: 3% from deposit
Target:
1) 0.56
2) 0.48
3) 0.40
Stop area: above 0.78
Oracle Confirms Being Trusted Technology Partner for TikTok U.S., Government Approval Awaited — link
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Oracle Confirms Being Trusted Technology Partner for TikTok U.S.
In an official statement, Oracle said that it has submitted its proposal to the Treasury Department to run TikTok U.S. operations.
We get a lot of questions about SPOT, futures, and margin deals according to our trading recommendations and here we are going to explain a few aspects of it.
All explanations will be based on the Binance platform and as simple and short as possible so no wasting time - let's go.
The first option the Binance platform provides is SPOT trading (you buy and sell physical tokens if we can say like this in case of digital tokens) It means you can buy 10 BTC and you will be the owner exactly 10 BTC no matter how much it costs. Also, it means if you have no tokens you have nothing to sell.
What are the advantages? First, you can hold your tokens any period of time until you want to sell them. Second, the SPOT platform has 'oco orders' or One-Cancels-the-Other (it gives you an option to set take profit and stop-loss order the same time, and when one of them will be reached another one will be canceled) Here is a more detailed https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/360032605831
The second option is margin trading. Just forget about it... it was implemented so inconveniently on Binance and it will be better to use "Futures"
The third option is Futures. There is a place where we don't use physical tokens, here we use 'contract for price difference' It means if you buy 10 BTC you are not the owner 10 BTC you are the owner of the contract which shows at what exactly price you have bought them. If the price has raised a little since the moment you bought you 10 BTC you can show your contract and the platform pay off the difference in this case in your benefit. But if the price has drop since the moment you bought you 10 BTC you will be pay off the difference in this case Binance benefit. Here is a more detailed https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/360033162052
When you make your deals via 'Futures' ALWAYS USE STOP-LOSSES orders. If you forgot it once you can lose all your deposit.
So what our recommendations?
Use 'SPOT' to open longs and use 'Futures' to open short positions.
Don't use margin options from Binance.
Why we mark short positions as 'margin' but don't recommend using margin?
Short positions are a priori marginal, so we can not mark them differently. But in the case of Binance, it is more convenient to open short positions on 'Futures'.
One more thing...The difference in quotes of one and the same pair is extremely insignificant, so our trading recommendations are suitable for all types (SPOT/Margin/Futures).
Of course, Binance has wider settings that will suit more advanced users, the task was as short as possible to answer most questions.
All explanations will be based on the Binance platform and as simple and short as possible so no wasting time - let's go.
The first option the Binance platform provides is SPOT trading (you buy and sell physical tokens if we can say like this in case of digital tokens) It means you can buy 10 BTC and you will be the owner exactly 10 BTC no matter how much it costs. Also, it means if you have no tokens you have nothing to sell.
What are the advantages? First, you can hold your tokens any period of time until you want to sell them. Second, the SPOT platform has 'oco orders' or One-Cancels-the-Other (it gives you an option to set take profit and stop-loss order the same time, and when one of them will be reached another one will be canceled) Here is a more detailed https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/360032605831
The second option is margin trading. Just forget about it... it was implemented so inconveniently on Binance and it will be better to use "Futures"
The third option is Futures. There is a place where we don't use physical tokens, here we use 'contract for price difference' It means if you buy 10 BTC you are not the owner 10 BTC you are the owner of the contract which shows at what exactly price you have bought them. If the price has raised a little since the moment you bought you 10 BTC you can show your contract and the platform pay off the difference in this case in your benefit. But if the price has drop since the moment you bought you 10 BTC you will be pay off the difference in this case Binance benefit. Here is a more detailed https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/360033162052
When you make your deals via 'Futures' ALWAYS USE STOP-LOSSES orders. If you forgot it once you can lose all your deposit.
So what our recommendations?
Use 'SPOT' to open longs and use 'Futures' to open short positions.
Don't use margin options from Binance.
Why we mark short positions as 'margin' but don't recommend using margin?
Short positions are a priori marginal, so we can not mark them differently. But in the case of Binance, it is more convenient to open short positions on 'Futures'.
One more thing...The difference in quotes of one and the same pair is extremely insignificant, so our trading recommendations are suitable for all types (SPOT/Margin/Futures).
Of course, Binance has wider settings that will suit more advanced users, the task was as short as possible to answer most questions.
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What Is an OCO (One-Cancels-the-Other) Order and How to Use It? | Binance
Last updated: 27 Feb 2025 What is an OCO order? An OCO (One-Cancels-the-Other) order contains a limit order and a stop limit (or stop market) order. If one is triggered, the other is canceled. At t...
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🔔Exchange: Binance🔔 #ETHBTC Signal Type: long term Trade Type: long position Price open trade: 0.0350- 0.0357 Amount: 3% from deposit Target: 1) 0.0370 2) 0.0385 3) 0.0400 Stop area: below 0.0340
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#ETH/BTC Closed at trailing stoploss after reaching take profit ⚠
#ETH/BTC Closed at trailing stoploss after reaching take profit ⚠
🔔Exchange: Binance🔔
#ZRXBTC
Signal Type: long term
Trade Type: long position
Price open trade: 0.000040 - 0.000042
Amount: 3% from deposit
Target:
1) 0.000046
2) 0.000050
3) 0.000057
Stop area: below 0.000037
#ZRXBTC
Signal Type: long term
Trade Type: long position
Price open trade: 0.000040 - 0.000042
Amount: 3% from deposit
Target:
1) 0.000046
2) 0.000050
3) 0.000057
Stop area: below 0.000037
Japanese Crypto Exchange Accuses Binance of Facilitating $9 Million Money Laundering — link
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Crypto Exchange Accuses Binance of Facilitating $9M Money Laundering
After hackers stole $9.4 million from Zaif in 2018, its new owner Fisco has now sued Binance for facilitating money laundering.