--- title: 'Video 9Z4qHhCIU8o' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=9Z4qHhCIU8o' video_id: '9Z4qHhCIU8o' date: 2026-07-04 duration_sec: 0 --- # Video 9Z4qHhCIU8o > Source: [Video 9Z4qHhCIU8o](https://youtube.com/watch?v=9Z4qHhCIU8o) ## Summary This tutorial explains how to trade futures on Binance, covering account setup, leverage, and risk management. It emphasizes using a referral link for fee discounts and highlights the importance of isolated margin to limit losses. ### Key Points - **Best Crypto Tool** [00:02] — Futures trading is described as one of the best tools in crypto for profiting in both bullish and bearish markets using leverage. - **Fee Discount via Referral** [00:46] — Registering with the provided link gives a discount on trading fees, which can save thousands over time. - **Deposit via P2P** [01:27] — Use P2P trading to buy USDT, then transfer from spot wallet to futures wallet. - **Isolated vs Cross Margin** [02:48] — Always use isolated margin to limit losses to 100% of that trade, not the entire account. - **Leverage Explained** [03:14] — 10x leverage means $100 controls $1,000; a 10% gain doubles your money, but a 10% loss liquidates the position. - **Take Profit and Stop Loss** [04:34] — Set take profit and stop loss levels to automate exits and manage risk. - **Long vs Short** [05:44] — Choose long (bet on price increase) or short (bet on price decrease) based on market analysis. ### Conclusion Futures trading on Binance offers high profit potential with leverage, but requires strict risk management using isolated margin and stop losses. Beginners should study trading strategies before risking real money. ## Transcript spectacular tool. I would say it's one of the best in the crypto world, where you can take advantage of both bullish and bearish moments, whether it's a market downturn or a sharp drop, and use leverage—that is, money you don't have—to obtain greater profits and maximize your earnings. And what this generates is that people with very little capital returns, whether weekly, monthly or annually, thanks to this teach you how to trade futures on Binance, the interested, stay tuned to the video. The first thing they have to do is very in the description so you can register on Binance. With this link, you'll get a discount on fees, so you'll have a much better experience than if you register on the official website because you don't get these discounts. What if you start trading heavily and for the long term? Maybe the difference between trading with lower commissions and trading with higher commissions is $1,000, $2,000, $5,000, $10,000 that would be in your went to these extra commissions. So have one, you can open a new one with a relative's information to be able to Now, what's the first thing to do to make yourself into the future? I'm going to explain this quickly because most of you probably already know it, but it's about making a deposit. For this we do trading, P2P trading and we should transfer our country to another person and they will give us USDT, digital dollars. Once buy USDT lubro and one of my tutorials will appear, let's go to the wallet is over here and let's go to spot wallet. Once we do this, we need to transfer money from our funds account, our or our spot account where we have the money to our futures account. So that? Precisely so that we can trade on the transfer button, which I'm covering up like a crackpot. Here we do we click on transfer. It has to be from Fiat Spot or funds, depending on where you have the money, to the USD futures account. It's very important that it's simpler; you have the dollars or you can trade with dollars, there's no fluctuation in the currency's price, so it's much simpler than if it's with coins. Let's go to dollar futures, here in MB we put USDT and transfer, for example, $10 to the futures account and confirm. We do this, we already have the can start trading. How do we operate? Let's go to the futures sector, very easy, and dollar futures, dollar margin futures. Once we're on Binance Futures, trading is very simple. Well, maybe it's simple. We move the camera over here and we have the isolated or crossed sector. isolation. Because? Because in isolation, each operation is precisely isolated. At most, we're going to lose 100% of this operation. If we put it in a cross position and a trade goes very badly, we could lose 100% of the account. So always in isolation. Next, we have leverage, which in this case is 10x, but we can go up to 150x. What does leverage mean? If we trade with $100, that $100 is multiplied by 10 and we are trading with $1,000, and the profits when we are trading will be generated on this $1,000. So if it goes up 10%, we earn 10% of these $1,000, making $100. And we only put in 100 out of our own pocket, achieving a 100% return on investment. So, the higher the leverage, the but the greater the risk. Because? Because if we're in a 10% housing allowance, if it goes up 10% we double our money. But what happens if it falls by 10%? Well, in this case we lose 10% of the $1,000, which would be $100, which is the total amount of money we put in. At that moment the operation is closed liquidates the operation and in that case you lost the $100 with a movement of 10%. Well, as you can see, leave, so, well, I'm wearing a different shirt, I went to train. A tutorial on how to trade. In this case we already explained what would be isolated by 10, how to open the limit operation, which would be to put the price at which you want the operation to be activated, for example, at 120. The reaches 120,000 and you want to do a short operation, well, you put 120,000 here. When it reaches 120,000 it opens, otherwise it opens at the current what do we need to keep in mind? We put here the amount of money we have, including this leverage, for example, $500. Including the about $50 that you put in from your own pocket. So, what else do we have? The take profit and the stop loss, which in this case can be interesting and relevant if we want to use it. The take profit is when we want to stop the profits and I think I'll make 100%, okay, we put, I don't know, when Bitcoin reaches 115,000, which is operation, that we would be making a profit on the $ error and we put the stop loss at 109,000. For me, if it falls from there, it's because it's going down. We put 109,000 and in that case we will be losing approximately 10%, or about 4.27 to round it off. And in this case, we activate them and that's it. On the other hand, down here we see the commission level which will depend on the user we means, how many commissions we pay, how much we stop. In this case, we have a you operate using the link I'll leave in the description, you'll also get this reduction in these commissions. Even if you say, commissions," believe me, it makes a difference in the long run in the amount of money you earn if you have lower commissions compared to higher ones. It makes a big difference in the long run, maybe 1,000, 2,000, 5,000, and it ends up being significant. Now, the futures account, the market, we have isolated, the leverage, the included. So if we put in $5,000, we're talking about $500 of margin, that is pocket, the take profit and the stop loss, and whether we want to go long or short. Trading isn't difficult. Now, how can we learn when to go long or when to go short? Well, look for a Lubru Trading course and you'll find a 3.5-hour video of mine explaining in detail how to trade. I paid people who are specialists in the field, so it's can look it up and learn about it. I hope you liked it, give it a like, subscribe, and I'll liked it, give it a like, subscribe, and I'll see you in the next video. Goodbye.