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Crypto Trading
Explained Clearly.

Learn how crypto trading works across spot, futures, margin, portfolio margin, options and arbitrage. Understand the mechanics, strategies, risks and tools before putting capital at risk.

TRADING DESK OVERVIEW
06 Trading Pillars Build knowledge before execution.
Assets Spot
Leverage Futures
Volatility Options
Trading Basics

Understand the market before taking a position.

Every trading decision starts with understanding the market. Learn the basic terms and mechanics.

Market Orders

Learn how market orders execute and why the final execution price can differ from the displayed price.

Limit Orders

Understand how traders specify the price at which they want to buy or sell an asset.

Order Book & Spread

Learn how bids and asks show available buying/selling interest, and the gap between them.

Slippage & Fees

Learn why execution prices change with liquidity, and how maker/taker fees affect results.

Market Analysis

Learn how traders
read the market.

Technical analysis uses price, volume and other market information to study possible market behavior. It is useful to understand the tools without treating them as guarantees of future results.

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Candlestick Charts & Trends

Learn open, high, low, close prices and how to identify higher highs and lower lows.

02

Support & Resistance

Understand commonly watched price areas where buying or selling activity may change.

03

Volume & Indicators

Learn how volume, Moving Averages, and Bollinger Bands provide market context.

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Position Size

Decide how much capital is appropriate for a trade based on your risk tolerance.

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Stop Loss & Risk to Reward

Compare potential losses to potential gains, and set predetermined exit levels.

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Trading Discipline

A trading plan is useful only when traders can follow their rules consistently.

Risk Management

Protecting capital comes
before chasing profit.

Trading always involves uncertainty. A strong trading process starts by defining how much risk you are willing to take before entering a position. Avoid the trap of excessive leverage.