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1. What is Futures Trading?

Futures trading means — you are making a contract where you will buy or sell an asset (such as Bitcoin, Gold, Oil or Stock) on a specific date, at a specific price — but you do not get the actual asset right away.

It is basically a way to profit from price fluctuations.

2. Difference – Spot vs Futures

Features	Spot Trading	Futures Trading
Ownership	Asset is available immediately	Asset is not available, only contract
Direction	Profit only if the price increases	Profit can be made whether the price increases or decreases—either way
Risk	Comparatively low	High (due to leverage)

3. How to Trade Futures

Step 1 – Choose an Exchange: Binance, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin etc. have Futures sections.

Step 2 – Choose an Asset: You can choose BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT or any other pair.

Step 3 – Decide whether to go long or short:

Long (Buy) ➡ You expect the price to go up

Short (Sell) ➡ You expect the price to go down

Step 4 – Set Leverage: Leverage means borrowing. For example, with 10x leverage, you can trade $100 for $1000.

More leverage = more profit + more risk.

Step 5 – Set Entry, Target and Stop Loss :

Entry Price : Where you enter the trade

Take Profit (TP) : Price to exit in profit

Stop Loss (SL) : Price to reduce loss

Step 6 – Monitor the trade : The market fluctuates rapidly, so it is important to keep an eye on it, you need to pay attention to technical analysis the most, then you need to get news about it in the market. You need to get news about the market because if there is any bad news in the market, then technical analysis is of no use. In addition, knowing the use case of fundamental analysis and projects is very beneficial.

4. Profit Example

Let's say you go long on BTCUSDT at $30,000 with 10x leverage for $100, if the price increases by 2% to $30,600, the profit will be = 2% × 10x = 20% profit but if the price decreases by 2%, the loss will be = 20% loss (liquidation may also occur).

5. Advantages of Futures Trading

Can be traded in both directions (Up & Down)

With leverage, you can take a large position even with a small capital

Opportunity to make quick profits, which is why people are more interested in futures trading.

6. Risk

If you make a mistake, your capital can run out quickly

If you take too much leverage, the risk of liquidation is high

If you do it without experience, there is a lot of potential for loss

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7. Tips for beginners

Step 1 — Do Demo Trading first

Step 2 — Start with low leverage (2x or 3x)

Step 3 — Always give Stop Loss

Step 4 — Do not invest more than 2-5% of the total capital in one trade

Step 5 — Learn market news, technical analysis

Today's discussion concludes here. I hope you've found it interesting. Please share your thoughts on today's topic. Prayers for everyone. May everyone be well. Amen.

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