--- title: 'Bybit Futures for Beginners: How to Earn from Scratch | Full Breakdown' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=O4FtTdGKYbE' video_id: 'O4FtTdGKYbE' date: 2026-07-24 duration_sec: 727 channel: 'DENISOFF TRADE' --- # Bybit Futures for Beginners: How to Earn from Scratch | Full Breakdown > Source: [Bybit Futures for Beginners: How to Earn from Scratch | Full Breakdown](https://youtube.com/watch?v=O4FtTdGKYbE) ## Summary This video provides a comprehensive guide to trading futures on the Bybit exchange using a mobile phone. The presenter covers essential concepts such as perpetual futures, margin modes, leverage, order types, and risk management, aiming to help both beginners and experienced traders understand and execute futures trades effectively. ### Key Points - **Introduction to Bybit Futures on Mobile** [00:01] — The video focuses on futures trading via mobile phone, covering essential information for beginners and experienced traders without delving into deposits or registrations. - **Navigating the Trading Section** [00:28] — The trading section includes cryptocurrency conversion, spot, and futures. The presenter selects futures and explains how to find assets for trading. - **Selecting Perpetual Futures** [00:44] — Perpetual futures have no expiration date, allowing trades to remain open indefinitely. The presenter advises against futures with expiration dates. - **Understanding Futures Types: USDT, USDC, and Inverse** [01:23] — USDT and USDC futures are traded in stablecoins tied to the dollar, while inverse futures are traded in the underlying asset's currency. The presenter recommends USDT futures for most traders. - **Asset Selection and Market Information** [02:04] — The interface allows filtering futures by categories like Layer 2, AI, Metaverse. Key market data includes trading volume, price, and 24-hour changes. - **Chart Timeframes and Analysis Tools** [03:12] — Timeframes (e.g., 1 minute, 4 hours, 1 day) determine candle formation. The presenter notes that detailed analysis is better done on a computer, but trades can be opened on mobile. - **Opening and Closing Positions** [04:24] — The interface allows opening and closing positions. Margin modes include isolated (only allocated amount at risk) and cross (entire deposit used). - **Leverage and Its Implications** [05:45] — Leverage allows borrowing funds from the exchange. Bybit offers up to 100x leverage, amplifying both gains and losses. A 1% price movement can result in 100% profit or loss on the deposit. - **Order Types: Market and Limit** [07:09] — Market orders execute immediately at the best available price. Limit orders allow setting a specific price for entry or exit. No commission is charged for limit orders that are not filled. - **Long and Short Positions** [08:07] — A long position profits from price increases, while a short position profits from decreases. The presenter opens a long position on Bitcoin with 10x leverage and cross margin. - **Funding Rate and Commissions** [09:01] — Funding rate is a periodic payment between longs and shorts to keep the futures price aligned with the spot price. It is calculated based on total position size. - **Setting Take Profit and Stop Loss** [09:44] — Take profit (TP) and stop loss (SL) orders help manage risk. TP is set above entry for longs, SL below. The presenter demonstrates setting TP at $91,669 and SL at $87,000. - **Trailing Stop and Closing Trades** [10:52] — A trailing stop order locks in profits as the price moves favorably. Trades can be closed partially or fully using market orders. ### Conclusion The video covers the basics of futures trading on Bybit mobile, including order types, leverage, and risk management. It emphasizes that while mobile trading is convenient, detailed analysis is best done on a computer. ## Transcript your mobile phone on the BPIT cryptocurrency exchange. I'll share the essential information for both beginners and experienced traders. We will not go into details about deposits, registrations, and events. I'll only tell you about futures trading from your mobile phone. Well, your screen trading section. In case you have n't heard of Aibit yet, said, we won’t talk about it for long . The first thing we see is a trade and what we can do in the trading section. Here we have cryptocurrency conversion, spot and futures. You and I are choosing futures. can also figure out on your own. It's not that difficult to do. How to find an asset to futures on which you and I will make money. Here in the upper left corner I click on the BTC USDT button. This is where all my futures will be located, just like on a regular chart. Here at the top we can scroll through and see all the assets that can be traded. You and I do not choose futures, because there are various futures with an expiration date, that is, futures with a specific date. We need perpetual futures, that is, futures that unlimited amount of time. Open a deal and it will be open for at least a year . Well, if the fading doesn't eat it up later. Below we select the underlying asset we will trade. We have futures on USDT. USDC and inverse futures. And USDT and USDC are the futures that everyone trades, because they are traded in currency, in the USDT Tezer cryptocurrency, [music] that is, a stable coin numerically tied to the dollar. In fact, you are trading futures in dollar currency. Inverse futures are when you trade in the currency of the underlying asset. That is, if I press the inverse button, here by the BTC USD button I will trade Bitcoin. [music] So if I don't have Bitcoin, I can't open an inverse futures contract. That's why we choose USDT. I will explain it to you using the BTC USDT pair. It is here that we will analyze everything related to futures. Just below what we've covered, there are sections and areas of cryptocurrency where you can choose these futures. That is, let's say, trading Layer 2, Layer 2, AI, Metaverse cryptocurrency futures, or decentralized finance. You can all contracts set by default. This is the most convenient. the cryptocurrencies we will be trading, and to the right is the volume. The trading volume is slightly lower, by the way, and is indicated in each asset. Further to the right is the price of this asset and its changes over 24 hours. Nothing complicated. Click the BTC USDT button. I have the same schedule that I had initially. A everything that's here, and then we'll move on to specific trading. I will open trades in front of you and you will see how it all happens. Below we have some can see what kind of asset Bitcoin is, its market information. There is also data and a news feed. Well, in fact, it is so, but carries a lot of important information. Slightly lower is the price of the last transaction, that is, the currently exists on the market. A little to the right we have the maximum and minimum price for Bitcoin over 24 hours. That is, the minimum cost was 89,198, the maximum was around 94,000 dollars. A little lower we have the time frame, that is, the time it takes to form one Japanese candle. I've talked about this many times already. I . Here I will only say that here every candle that you see, red minutes. I can make each candle show 4 hours or one day and so on. That is, here I choose the frame, the time frame on which I will n't consider the depth a little further to the right, you don't need it. Using the pencil icon, I can for example, draw levels, or measure with a ruler how many bitcoins I have collected I will have all the information here in percentages, in bars. That is, bars are Japanese candles. Well, and, accordingly, the trading volume during this time. Guys, if futures, you definitely need to do it from a computer. The phone, however, doesn't have the same functionality. Here the phone is used only to conducted the analysis on the computer, but you can open this transaction on the phone simply for convenience . A little to the right, right here in the upper right corner, we have everything that concerns transactions, namely their opening, closing, and placing limit . First, we'll go over each button with you, then we'll open trades so you can use a real-life example to understand how it all choose is to open or close our positions. We don't have any positions yet, so we'll be opening them. Just below we have the margin mode. . We have a very detailed video. I will leave all the links below and of course, I will tell you about them too. We have isolated and crossmar. Isolated margin is a type of margin where only the amount you have allocated for a specific trade is involved. $100 allocated for the deal, $1,000 in your account. Here is a crossmargin - this is a margin that uses your entire deposit, which is on futures, or rather, on a single trading account. You have 10,000,000 dollars lying around. You opened a trade with 100 bucks, and the transaction involves 10,000 dollars. This is necessary so that you can average out or manage your balance so that you almost never get liquidated. And I'm saying this now without any jokes. You never get liquidated. Let's say you open a $1 trade with a crosswall, and you won't will simply be slowly eating up your funding, that is, the commission for , but the deal will be open. here it is. This is, in principle, what distinguishes futures from any other type of trading. Here you can borrow funds from the exchange and trade with them. For example, the Bbit exchange gives me the opportunity to take 100x leverage. This means I can open a position 100 times larger than add money here for fun now, just to give you an example, and I'll explain it to you me, in principle, show you how this is done, so that this, well, this is also important single trading account, click the " Transfer" button, select the account where you have funds, and click the " because it takes time. I currently have $11 in my account. So, BYbit gives me the opportunity to open a deal 100 times larger than the volume of my deposit. That is, [music] is not worth 11 dollars, but 1,100 bucks. Naturally, this will make me earn money faster. Well, 100 times more logical, yes. And I can lose 100 times faster. That is, 1% movement on the chart is 1%. For me it's 100% of the deposit. There are pros and cons. I talk about them in my videos. Be sure to subscribe to the channel so you don't miss anything. And also watch the video in the description. There, right there, well, I absolutely anyone could understand. Moreover, it allows us to earn faster and lose faster. Below we have the types of orders, that is, the types of trading with which you and I can order is an order where you enter at the price that is the best in the market. That is, you open up immediately. Apparently, the price here is 89840 plus or minus 5-10 dollars, which will open the door for you on Bitcoin. We have a limit order, which which you want to open or close a trade. This is all called a choose the price and volume you will buy. Below we have indicated the price of Bitcoin for a limit purchase. Let's choose the market one to make it faster . And here I indicate the amount of UST that I want to participate in the transaction. I'll change my shoulder. Let me choose the tenth shoulder. This means that I will enter here 10 times the amount I want to enter. So, write 100 here. That is [music] 10 dollars will be mine and 90 dollars will be occupied by the other. I click the buy button, and now I have a position opened. open the chart in extended format, I will see this green line - this is the entry point, that is, where I entered the upward trade. Long is a trade to decrease. I also talked about how long and short work . You can look at the links in the description. Scroll down a little further like this. In the positions section, we have an open Bitcoin long position with tenth leverage and cross margin. That is, my entire deposit is involved. I took 90 dollars from the mutual exchange. And a little to the right we see PNL, that is, your current earnings at the moment. We see that I am now earning 0.37%. Well, in fact, this is nothing, because there will still be a commission for this transaction. When you open and close a trade, the You can see the list of these commissions in the description as well, so as not to waste your time here. There is no commission for placing orders or limit orders [music] for the limited editions as much as you want, but if the price doesn't reach your limit, you don't pay the commission. Also in the commission section we have the funddin rate or funding commission. Here it is calculated. Here we click on it. Funding commission is the commission paid by longs to shorts and by shorts to longs. Why is regulate the normal price. That is, if the price flies up very sharply or flies down very sharply, we need liquidity. so that everyone can buy at a normal price without slippage. That is, I bought it at whatever price I This requires liquidity, which is provided by traders. If the commission is negative, the short sellers pay. If the commission is positive, long-sellers pay. indicated here. Current financing rate. It is calculated from your total volume. The larger your trade volume, taking into account leverage, the We also have the option to set take profit and stop loss. That is, our limit order to close with a profit and our order to close with a loss, that is, control of our risks. In case of a long position, take profit is set above your entry point. I think that's clear. That is, I want to close with a profit when Bitcoin costs, say, $91,669. I'll write it here. [music] 91669. They immediately show me my profit in USDT and my profit as a your losses. So [music] I mean, let's say I entered at a price of about 89878, and I want to close with a loss when is, I understand that if it falls to because I did something wrong. I'll press this button here. I'll enter the value here. I have exactly the same calculation. I click the confirm button. Now we see two more dotted lines on the chart. One is the TP position, that is, your take profit, and below is the SL, stop loss, your position to close with a loss, that is, limiting your risks. Next we can place a trailing stop order. This is a limit order that is placed if you are trading in the plus. That is, let's say you have a deal that is burning at +2%. You set a trailing stop order, and if the price starts to roll back, your trade closes with a profit. This is necessary in order to collect at least something from the deal in case of a fall. Well, and the button to close with. If you want to close the trade right now, click the market button and select the percentage of your volume that you want to close. That is, I can close the deal at 50%, that is, I can partially lock in both the profit Let's close the whole deal right away. I'll click the confirm button. That's it, our deal is closed. In the orders section, here on the right, on the left, we have an orders section. Our open orders are shown here. And here on the right is our order history. We can see what orders we opened over the past 30 days, 90 days, 180 days, and so on. Here you can look at your pinnels, that withdrawal history, and everything else. Everything related to your futures account. We'll move back. And essentially, this is all a beginner needs to know to trade futures quickly and easily you can figure out any topic. I hope you enjoyed the video. Be sure to like this video for the speed and content, and subscribe to our channel. You were on the Denisovreid channel. 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