[00:01] ways to make money, but many people who invest in crypto only know how to buy Bitcoin, wait for it to go up, and make money from it.  But crypto is much more than that, and Binance has some very
[00:13] interesting tools. In this case, we're going to make a video about Binance futures, how to trade futures, how we can use leverage to our advantage and make money, not only with
[00:25] long trades but also with short trades when the market is going down.  So if you're interested in learning how you can make money by trending futures, do is clearly create an account on Binance.  I'm going to leave you the
[00:37] first link so you can create an account where you'll get discounts on leave you another link to register at Bin X, which is another exchange but much trading futures.  And also,
[00:51] registering you will receive 150 UST in bonuses to start trading. UST in bonuses to start trading. If you deposit $50 USDT, they give you an extra $250.  And if you make $1,000 of volume, which I'm going to explain how
[01:05] easy it is to make $1,000 of volume, one trade of $10 off for $100 and you've already achieved it, they're going to give you another $600 bonus.  In total, they'll be giving you a $1,000 bonus just for depositing some money and trading.  So I'll
[01:17] now let's get on with the tutorial.  How to deposit money in pods and how to trade within futures?  Obviously, the first thing we need to do is create an information.  Complete the famous KYC process, enter your ID and your details.  Once we
[01:31] deposit money into Binance.  I 'll show you pretty quickly, but on how to deposit on Binance Lubru, for but depositing is very simple. Let's go to the trading and P2P sector, which is
[01:44] person-to-person trading.  We transfer pesos to him, for example, and that person releases USDT to us, which are digital dollars.  We click on buy, because we want to buy USDT. our country's currency.  I put ARS because they are
[01:56] We chose a payment method that you have a lot of, obviously the Mercado Pago and we'll put how much we want to buy, for example, 100,000 pesos. promoted ad because it has a much higher exchange rate.  So
[02:10] we chose a lower one, for example, this one over here.  We click on buy and we click on buy UST.  We need to transfer the money to him.  The bank , the alias, the CBU, and we have to
[02:22] pesos.  Once we transfer it, it will release these USTs for us, which would be 68.10 USTs so that we can operate.  So, how do we trade futures on Binance?  Let's go to the wallet and overview section.  Once
[02:37] in general, we're going to have a lot of accounts.  As you can see, we have an assets and all the money we have within Binance.  Then we have the spot, margin, futures, n funds, copy trading, and
[02:51] third-party wallets sectors.  In this case, when we do P2P trading, we will have money in this account, the funds wallet, in the funds account, as you can see in this case, I have 221 USD.  If you deposit from another exchange,
[03:04] the Spot wallet.  Now, how do we trade futures?  Okay, let's click this button, transfer.  In this case, you have to use Fiat Spot, which can be where we have money, or funds to the
[03:18] USDM futures account.  It would be futures with a dollar margin, which would be to use USD.  If you have Bitcoin, and you want to trade with Bitcoin, then use Bitcoin futures.  But I recommend that you use USDT for trading because you'll be
[03:31] you want later.  Now, in this case we put USD futures and transfer the money we have in the funds wallet, which in this case I have $219 to have the money in the spot wallet, nothing happens.  Here we hit bottom and
[03:45] here we put Fiat Spot, in this case the money I have appears.  We go here and transfer about $10 from the spot wallet to the futures wallet and click on confirm.  Once we do this, we already have the money in the
[03:57] futures wallet to be able to trade. So let's go to the futures sector and 're in the pod futures sector , it's going to be very simple.  First want to trade in.  In this case it's in Bitcoin UST, but we can trade in whatever
[04:11] we want.  BNB, Ethereum, XRP, Litecoin, TRX, Link.  Well, whatever we want, we find it here and operate it.  Now, now comes the tricky part very simple.  First, here we have isolated or crossed.  I recommend that you
[04:27] Because in isolation, each operation is isolated.  In a cross-account, each operation is linked to the entire account.  What does this mean?  If you lose a trade in isolation, at most, you can lose 100% of the money you put
[04:41] into that trade.  If you cross it, you can lose 100% of all the money you have in your futures account.  So, isolation is best. At most, it loses 100% of that operation.  So always in isolation.
[04:53] Then we have to operate in the market or limit or market limit which would be that the money and the operation would be opened at the market price.  At this point it would open at 72,290.4. If we set limits, we must set an
[05:07] activation price, a price at which we want the operation to open.  For example, I think Bitcoin will fall to 69,000 and then it will bounce back because it finds support here and bounces from there.
[05:19] So I put 69000 here and obviously it's going to open a long loop, right?  That the market goes up from that price. So if Bitcoin reaches 69,000, the operation opens at that moment, and at that moment the
[05:32] long operation is opened in this case.  Apart from this, the main difference between spot trading and futures trading is leverage. where we say "adjust leverage" here.  We can put one by 5,
[05:45] one by 10, 20, 20, up to 150x.  What does this mean?  Our capital is multiplied by this money.  It tells you that, for example, if we have $100 and use leverage of 10x, we are
[05:58] trading with $1,000 because 100 is multiplied by 10, resulting in a trading volume of $1,000. So the profits will be calculated on the total amount of money an example.  We leave the leverage at 10 and here we put that we
[06:13] want to trade with $1,000.  An example, right?  To operate with $1,000, we don't flattening by 10; we need to put in around $100.  Here it tells you the cost, specifically the margin, how much money we have to use out of our own
[06:27] $100, but since we have leverage of 10, we're trading with $1,000.  If Bitcoin goes up 10%, we earn 10% on these $1,000. In other words, we earned $100.  [music] We doubled our capital with just a
[06:42] sum of 10% of Bitcoin.  At higher leverage, let's say, for example, I don't know, 100X.  We're going to put a lot, 100x.  We can see that to operate with 000 we only need to put $10.  And if we want to trade with
[06:56] $10,000, we just need to put in $115.  Why is this?  Because the higher the leverage, the more money they are lending, but we also have more risk.  In the case of trading with $10,000 with leverage of 100x, we only have to pay 117, 117
[07:11] more or less.  If Bitcoin rises by 1%, we earn 1% of $10,000.  What is 1% of $10,000?  $100.  If Bitcoin rises by just 1%, we're
[07:23] capital.  What's the problem with using a lot of leverage?  The risk.  If a lot of leverage?  The risk.  If Bitcoin falls 1% instead of rising 1%, we lose 1% of $10,000, which is $100, practically wiping us out, which is
[07:37] our margin.  What does it mean that he's liquidating you?  that the operation closes and case our $100 that we must have put in. the potential gains, but
[07:49] recommend using it by two, by three, by five, by ten, or even by If they use more reach, they will most likely lose it because it is too risky.  However, if you do well, you can earn a lot with very little money
[08:04] need to learn how to use take profit and stop loss, which stop profits.  At this point I want the deal closed and to take it; I say I won.  Or the stop loss, which is stopping the losses at the moment when you
[08:18] are losing 20, 30, 40% of your trade and saying, well, when at wrong, fine, close the trade and I accept those losses.  Now, in this case we can set the take profit price and the take profit
[08:31] stop loss price.  How do we do it?  For example, a take profit at $76,000. For example, if we open, well, nothing, in this case if we open a long position we're making a lot of money, and if we open a stop loss, let's put it at, I don't know, around
[08:45] we have very high leverage, which is why, percentage-wise, it 's very high.  If we lower the leverage, the profits and so on will also decrease, obviously because we are generating a very
[08:58] .  There it is.  See?  As you can see, 1000 leverage for 10 of our own money we put in 95, something more realistic. And also instead of putting it in a UST you can put it in Roy, for example, when we are gaining 50% I want the
[09:12] operation to close, which would be if we go long at 75,000 and if we go short at 68,000.  We can also do the same with stop-loss orders, a ROY, when we are down 20%, for example, so that the operation is closed.
[09:24] That way it's very simple.  We click on long and short and the operation I recommend if you are just starting out in translation?  Why should they use Bing X?  Depositing is very
[09:36] but because Bing X has the futures and standard futures sector, which is the easiest way to start trading.  In fact, it's even much easier and much more intuitive.  Why do I tell you it's simpler?  Within B X we have options to
[09:49] short, then we have market, we want it to we put the activation price, as I explained before, the the operation to open.  Here we set the margin, much simpler, how much
[10:02] do you want to put in, tizo?  Well, 50, for example, 50 is our pocket and here simpler for me to put.  And here we see the total trading volume.  So if we use $50 and leverage by 10, the total trading volume is
[10:17] calculated on this $500.  If Bitcoin goes up 10%, we earn 10%, which is $50. goes up 10%, we earn 10%, which is $50. If it goes down 10%, we lose 10% of $00, which operation is liquidated and closed.  We want to add more leverage, we can show
[10:32] specific leverage?  You can put it here without any problem.  You want to set, I don't know, 7 or 8x leverage, you set 8x, boom, done, we put in $50, that would be 400. from here.  We're going to put them in percentage terms , for example,
[10:46] when we're talking about 100% or we change to the price of Bitcoin.  When Bitcoin reaches $84,000, close the trade or the price we set, I don't know, $ 75,000 for example.  And the stop loss is the same; we can set it as a percentage
[10:59] when we are losing 30%, which would be about $1, and the operation closes, or we can set it directly in UST when Bitcoin reaches $67,000, when we are losing $27, and the operation closes at that moment.  Very simple,
[11:14] guys, very simple.  How do we make a deposit into BX?  I'll show you click this blue button that says deposit in big blue letters.  We select Obviously we're going to select US dollars, but select whatever currency you
[11:28] have.  And obviously we chose a network that charges low fees, which we will govern as Web 2.0, the Binance SmartChain. Click here, copy this deposit address where we will have our capital.  We come to the wallet sector at the top
[11:41] of everything and spot wallet.  And here we look for the withdraw button.  It's very simple.  We click the withdrawal button that appears here and choose the currency we had selected, which was USDT.  So we chose USDT,
[11:54] just copied into BX X and selected the network which was B20. We enter how much we want to withdraw, for example, $100.  The fee will only be one cent, so we can enter com01
[12:08] and click on withdraw.  They send us the usual codes to our email and that's it, we withdraw and the money is already in our Bing X account. Bing X not only has a better copy trading sector and a better equity and earnings sector, which is
[12:21] similar to the staking sector because it has better interest rates for staking UST, but these are external factors.  I hope this video has been helpful to you.  I've included all the links in
[12:33] the description for you to register. You'll get bonuses, better and lower commissions, and more.  And Like, subscribe, and we'll see you in the next video.