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How to Trade Binance Futures on Your Phone (Step by Step)

0h 24m video Published Nov 2, 2021 Transcribed Jul 19, 2026 H Henrique Sete
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This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to trade cryptocurrency futures on Binance using only a mobile phone. The presenter, Henrique, demonstrates how to use TradingView for analysis and the Binance app for executing trades, covering key concepts like support and resistance, moving averages, Fibonacci retracement, leverage, and order types.

[01:53]
Required Apps

Download Binance and TradingView apps from the App Store or Google Play.

[02:34]
Finding Trending Assets

In Binance, check 'Top Winners' to see assets with the highest appreciation in the last 24 hours.

[03:02]
Analyzing on TradingView

Open TradingView, search for the asset paired with USDT (e.g., MANAUSDT), and select Binance as the exchange.

[04:24]
Timeframe Analysis

Start with the weekly chart to identify the prevailing trend, then move to daily, 4-hour, and 1-hour charts.

[04:51]
Drawing Support and Resistance

Use the horizontal line tool to mark key support and resistance levels on higher timeframes.

[06:36]
Adding Moving Averages

Add a 20-period exponential moving average (EMA) from the indicators menu (F icon).

[07:14]
Fibonacci Retracement

Use Fibonacci retracement to find potential entry points during pullbacks in an uptrend.

[08:34]
Setting Price Alerts

In Binance, set a price alert for the desired entry price to be notified when the asset approaches that level.

[10:44]
Accessing Binance Futures (Brazil)

If the Binance app is blocked in Brazil, change the language to Portuguese from Portugal to access futures.

[11:52]
Funding Futures Account

Deposit BRL via PIX, buy USDT in the spot market, then transfer USDT to the futures wallet.

[15:24]
Cross vs Isolated Margin

Cross margin uses entire account balance as collateral; isolated margin limits risk to a specific amount.

[16:47]
Leverage

Leverage multiplies your position size. Beginners are limited to 20x leverage on Binance.

[17:36]
Order Types: Limit vs Market

Limit order executes at a specified price; market order executes immediately at current price.

[19:11]
Long and Short Positions

Long bets on price increase; short bets on price decrease.

[22:04]
Stop Loss and Take Profit

Set stop loss to limit losses and take profit to lock in gains. Can be set in dollars or as a percentage.

Trading Binance futures on mobile is feasible with the right tools and analysis. However, success depends on learning proper analysis techniques and risk management.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 01:53 Download Binance and TradingView apps.
2 02:34 In Binance, check 'Top Winners' to find trending assets.
3 03:02 Open TradingView, search for asset paired with USDT, select Binance exchange.
4 04:24 Analyze weekly chart to identify trend, then move to daily, 4h, 1h charts.
5 04:51 Draw horizontal lines for support and resistance on higher timeframes.
6 06:36 Add 20-period EMA from indicators menu.
7 07:14 Use Fibonacci retracement to find entry points.
8 08:34 Set price alert in Binance for desired entry price.
9 11:52 Deposit BRL via PIX, buy USDT, transfer to futures wallet.
10 15:24 Choose cross or isolated margin and set leverage.
11 17:36 Place limit or market order for long or short position.
12 22:04 Set stop loss and take profit orders.

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What two apps are needed for mobile futures trading according to the video?

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Binance and TradingView.

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How do you find trending assets in Binance?

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Check 'Top Winners' to see assets with highest appreciation in last 24 hours.

02:34

What is the recommended timeframe to start analysis?

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Weekly chart to identify the prevailing trend.

04:24

What tool is used to mark support and resistance levels?

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Horizontal line tool.

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What period is recommended for the exponential moving average?

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20-period EMA.

06:36

What is the difference between cross margin and isolated margin?

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Cross margin uses entire account balance as collateral; isolated margin limits risk to a specific amount.

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What is the maximum leverage for beginners on Binance?

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20 times.

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What is the difference between a limit order and a market order?

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Limit order executes at a specified price; market order executes immediately at current price.

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What does 'going long' mean?

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Betting on the asset's price going up.

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What is the purpose of a stop loss order?

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To automatically close a trade at a predetermined price to limit losses.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Finding Opportunities

Demonstrates a practical method to identify potential trades using Binance's top movers list.

02:34
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Multi-Timeframe Analysis

Emphasizes starting with weekly chart for trend direction, a key principle for futures trading.

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Cross vs Isolated Margin

Explains a critical risk management choice that affects potential losses.

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Leverage Example

Illustrates how leverage amplifies both gains and losses with a concrete calculation.

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[00:01] these transactions were made on Binance, using only a mobile phone. Everything you need to change your life is already in your hands. You just need to learn how to use this to make money. And in this video, that's my

[00:13] money. And in this video, that's my mission.

[00:31] futures market. Many people ask me: "Henrique, is there a way I can do answer is yes, of course. Many of the trades I open are done via my cell phone, opens. So, many times I analyze an asset on my cell phone,

[00:46] I receive an alert about the asset, I go there, analyze it quickly and then enter the asset. you how to start trading on Binance futures using just a mobile phone. I'm not just going to show you how

[00:58] how I trade, what I do, where I look, what analyze to make some of my entry decisions. Although the focus of this mobile phone, I'm going to give you several tips and things I use when I'm

[01:12] I use, how I find an asset, and learn a little more about the futures market and futures strategies, strategies, support and resistance, and various things that you beginners will

[01:25] need. My Instagram will be displayed here on the screen, and my Telegram group will be here too. waiting list for my Mexicos course. So, if you want to learn how to trade with me and learn how I trade step by step, join the Telegram group.

[01:37] . Now, without further ado, let's get to the video. So, let's go. The first thing both apps. First, the Binance app, which is the exchange second app is this app here from UB, just kidding. This app

[01:53] here is called TradingView. So, you come here to the Apple Store or the Play Android or iOS, and try both. It's free. Come here and download TradingView , just download it. Okay, we'll be doing the trading through the

[02:07] Binance app here, but I don't do the analysis within the tools here within the Binance app, and it's much better for both of us to it's a bit more complete and has several tools that will

[02:20] , so after downloading both apps, what's the first thing on my phone? I log into my Binance account, I go to the app, I winners," which will show

[02:34] appreciated the most in the last 24 hours. So, the first thing I do is look for assets that are trending upwards. I'm looking for opportunities within these assets. hours, look, I had currencies that appreciated by 40%, 41%, and I'm going to open some of them

[02:48] here. I'm going to open this Sandy here. Her graph is interesting. Today, Ethereum , and it's one I'm interested in trading. So you can choose Ethereum. She's not here because her value increased by about 6% today.

[03:02] But next, you go to TradingView, and it will open like this. What do When you see the chart, you'll go to look for the asset you want to trade. So if you went into the

[03:15] Binance app and saw that, I don't know, mana was going up, then you come here to TradingView and buy mana. Mana USDT. Why USDT, Henrique? What pegged to the dollar. I always trade currencies paired with dollars. I

[03:30] Binance account, buy dollars (which would be tetter), and use the tetter to trade other cryptocurrencies. So, I typed in mana/ustt and it showed up here, Binance. coin on Binance, because there's always a slight

[03:44] difference, a delay of a few seconds, from one exchange to another. Sometimes, from one brokerage firm, it's cheaper. Finally, I'll put it here, see, sis USDT. Then, the mana chart opened. But we going to do now? You're going to take your phone, select the option

[03:57] this: Turn your phone around. When you turn your phone around, you get a your asset. Because many people operate on a we can have a wider view , but on a cell phone, if you

[04:11] a wider view. Okay, so I found an asset in an uptrend, yeah, first thing I do? I choose the time frame for my analysis. That you're performing, right? Since we're trading futures, we operate on

[04:24] is come here, look. You're going to come here to the mana side, bottom right corner, bottom going to click here on the time and here's the interval, see, of 1 minute, of hours, of one-week chart first. You come here, look, for a week. Why a week?

[04:39] prevailing trend of the asset is. So, whenever I start by analyzing the weekly chart. Okay, then. I found a coin, I looked at the weekly chart. within TradingView? What tools do I use here within

[04:51] TradingView? I use the horizontal line tool . What do I use this resistance. Ah, I don't know what support and resistance are. There's a what support is, what resistance is, how to draw lines, and

[05:03] So, if you don't know what it is, look for it here on the channel. So, you come here, see, bottom this little pencil here? You come here and put it here, look, horizontal line, look. Then I choose a spot on the screen here and I always start by placing

[05:17] longer time signatures. Looking back at a week, I can see that there's resistance up here, look, it's it red so I understand that it's a resistance when I lower the timeframe, the more candles there will be within the chart. So I put a

[05:31] also put a support. Where's the support? Horizontal line, support down here. So I put a support down here, to put in green. Hey, how's it going ? Then I'll look at the chart for one day and, well, basically I'll adjust

[05:44] my support and resistance levels there, make them a little more precise. Okay, graph times. I'm not going to go into detail here about drawing multiple support lines, because there's already channel. So, what timeframe do I use to trade futures? I always look at the larger

[05:57] weekly chart, then down to the 4-hour chart, then down do this same process. You'll scroll down to the weekly chart, then to the daily chart, then to the 4-hour chart, then to the 1-hour chart. And

[06:10] resistance levels on that chart. So if I put the timeframe on a 4-hour chart, look, it will show many more candles than it showed on the one-week chart. So this is how asset. Looking for an active upward trend? I start by identifying this support and

[06:23] draw a horizontal line to mark the support and resistance levels. What moving averages. How do we add moving averages? There's a video on this channel showing strategies using support and resistance with

[06:36] moving averages. You come here, to this F, which are the indicators, and there you'll find, see, the exponential moving average. So, you click on it, and a little a little blue line on my graph? Which average should I use? One of the averages I

[06:49] use most often is the 20-period moving average. So, you come here, to this little gear, this period, you switch to 20, it's one of the ones I use most often for trading futures. And another thing, style-wise, I always wear green. This

[07:01] use any color you like. I put the green color on and add a slightly thicker line, see. Beauty? And I give an OK. And there you have it, our moving average. So, you add indicators here, moving averages and so on. Another thing I use a lot

[07:14] this asset is trending upwards. Since it's currently trending upwards and has just broken through a know the best entry point for this asset. So, for that, I would use Fibonacci retracement. There's no video about her on the channel, but I'll make one. So,

[07:29] . The goal of this video is not to teach you how to analyze, but to show you view and operate them on my cell phone. And that's basically it. I download Binance, I use Binance to trade, but I always analyze within TradingView.

[07:42] So, we're going to use Fibonacci retracement here, we're going to choose a tool, and then a top. Then I draw a Fibonacci retracement, look for a retracement point, and well, from there, I would use all the other parameters

[07:55] of this video is not to teach you how to analyze, but to show you how I operate and make a full video later about which tools I use, but here, whether you're using a computer or a mobile phone. So,

[08:07] Fibonacci retracement will be here, and moving averages will be here as well. You can the RSI, it's an indicator that people use a lot. You can add anything here operating from a computer or a cell phone; you can use everything. Okay, so let's

[08:21] We've already analyzed it, and we've already found an entry point within this asset. What am I doing there? We're going to Binance. What asset were Let's suppose I wanted to join this app for 0.70 cents. I

[08:34] would set up an alert in the app. So sometimes I leave the order programmed. scheduled order for that asset. That doesn't mean I would agree to that price. Here showing you how to operate on your cell phone, how I do this, and what

[08:46] lot of questions about that. I would go to the Binance app, I would turn to the bottom corner, I would put here, see, price drop, so I would set a price alert, that is, let's suppose I wanted to enter at 0.70 cents of a dollar, I would set

[09:00] an alert at 0.75. Why 0.75 and not 0.70? I could leave it at 0.70 70 and set up a scheduled order to execute few seconds before executing my order to look at the chart, because I like

[09:14] things there. So, this isn't a video about complete analysis, but I the price will actually hit that point, hold, or if, like, there's a crazy thing happening in the if I see that the market is going to crash, I'll go there and cancel my order, you know?

[09:28] If I see that it's going to melt down a lot, then I'll put out the alert a few prices earlier, a few numbers earlier. So, if my order would be at 0.70 in 0.5, I would price dropped to 0.5, I would receive an

[09:40] receive it once a day, only once, or always. And then you can set an alert for anything, if the price goes up, if the price goes down, if it appreciates by a certain amount, you choose what type of alert you want to set. So,

[09:52] I analyze the chart there on TradingView. Yes, I use the tools I I use several. But anyway, I've already shown you where to find the indicators and tools. Hey guys, a quick heads-up: I always get asked

[10:04] course I took, and where I got all this knowledge that I share with you. Okay, guys, I took the Masters of Bitcoin 3.0 course. It's a course I've taken, recommend it to everyone. So, the link to this course will be in the description

[10:18] get 50% off, and there's also a video on this channel reviewing this course from the expert trader, click the link below, check out the course, apply your discount, and let's start trading. Very simple. Go to TradingView

[10:32] indicators, and then click in the bottom left corner to add tools. And then I come here and set up my alert and schedule my alert here. Okay, an alert has been created. Okay , so how do we navigate

[10:44] we get to Binance Futures? How do we plan for the future, right? Chic for Brazilians don't talk about, as if it weren't Brazilian, right? Anyway, here's the thing: the Binance app, for some reason, the government decided to block

[10:59] do? You'll go up here, top left corner, settings, language. Then you will switch the language from Portuguese to Portuguese from Portugal. And then the appear on your phone. If you have an app in

[11:13] Portuguese from Portugal. Hey, how's it going? How do we navigate asset that we analyzed? It's very simple. You come here to the bottom corner , uh, in markets, you'll come here to search. If you

[11:26] spot market. We want a future. So, futures is here, look, the futures market. We're going to click up here. So, we choose the asset here, Sand. We click on it and, well, the graph appears, the same graph

[11:38] this, but I don't like using the Binance app much for trade here. So, you could simply come here and buy. And this is where we get there, there's something many people are unsure about: how do

[11:52] Binance and how do we transfer money to a Futuros account? In different accounts. A Binance account is one thing, a Binance Futures account is Next, you're going to go to the beginning, you're going to come here to wallets, the publisher will

[12:06] put my assets there and you're going to put here, oops, I earned 9,000 today, look. from appreciation here for you to deposit. Then you come to the warehouse. Then will be in Portuguese from Portugal, it will have the name Numerário. And here you

[12:19] enter your country's currency, which in our case is the Brazilian Real (BRL). You enter BRL, click up here, and then you'll have the option to deposit money. Then you click continue, publisher, it's for my data. Your email, CPF (Brazilian tax identification number), and so on will appear there

[12:31] enter the amount you want to deposit, let's say R$100. R$100. Confirm. OK. And then a Pix payment appears, right? If you want to make a Pix payment there, it almost automatically goes into your account. Hey, how's it going? When you deposit

[12:44] when you go to your wallet, it will show up as BRL. Can you see I have reais there so there's more money. Okay, I put a few reais here so we can play some billiards in the future. Hey, cool, when

[12:57] here, in BRL. What do you do? In this case, it will stay here, in my wallet. Portfolio. You set the view there, and your real money will appear there. Okay, great, we've account. What do we do now? We buy USDT, which is the dollar. Then you

[13:10] 'll come here to markets, click up here , search, and enter USDT. It will show you "tl, USDT BRL," you can type it in, and then you 'll be exchanging dollars for reais, or in this case, reais for dollars, right? That's it.

[13:22] So you come here to buy something, and we see that I have R$ 64 available. What do I do? I come here, I put in buy, in this case, the amount of reais I want to exchange, right? 64. You can

[13:34] put the market here to execute automatically so you can buy at the market price. Because if you set a price like, "Oh, I only want to buy dollars at 550," then it's going to take a long time to execute your order. You really put

[13:47] fixed. Then you click "buy" and there you go, great, we bought the SDT and then the USDT will be in your wallet account. You'll see your wallet and have will be displayed there. So I have some USDT here. Detor slap. This can't show

[14:00] that either, right? Because you can't show it, it's ugly to show it, right? Private wallet. you do? You go to the markets, you go to the futures market, you put in was Sandy, right, which we analyzed quickly. We opened it, so we're going to

[14:15] timeframe chart up here, look. Up here in the upper corner there's a do the following: you're going to put it on " buy" and then, okay, how do we your spot account, right, in your wallet, to the futures market account

[14:30] those two little arrows over there. You see, under " available," that I have 3,143 next to the section with the available money, which in this case will show zero. and you'll transfer funds from your current account to your

[14:45] futures account. So, for example, in my visible wallet I have $700 available. And then you can transfer funds from your current account to the current account. So, for example, if I wanted to transfer the 3,000

[14:58] to my current portfolio, I would just switch here, in this upper right corner, and enter, you see, I have 3,143 in my futures account. So, you can So, in this case, I already have money here in my futures account, I'm not

[15:11] going to transfer it. And this is where you transfer money, okay? Okay, so we looked at the asset, we opened it here, and this screen appeared. What buy the asset and do everything here? Let's suppose we analyzed that asset,

[15:24] then we have a few options here. I'm not going to explain everything in detail because there's already a video showing the futures market in detail. I'll just give you a brief 'll see whether it's a cross-over or isolated type of jump. This is very important.

[15:37] Basically, cross-selling is when you enter a trade, like, "Oh, I have 3,000 here in my account." If I wanted to enter a trade with 143, bankroll. But if my trade went wrong and the asset moved against my

[15:51] position, for example, if I were long and the asset went way lose all the money in my futures account. So, I would lose all 3,000. isolated shot? In a crusade where you lose all your money, the price at the

[16:07] you've lost all the money from the bank. So, if you use the cross-banking method, your your settlement price becomes much, cross-trading is when we enter the trade with a portion of the

[16:20] the entire account remains as collateral for Binance. And then you can have a little more security so you don't get liquidated. This isolated option is like this: I have these 3143. If I only entered with 143, in case I was

[16:34] liquidated, I would only lose 143. So this is where you choose between a cross-bet and an isolated bet. There's a full video here on the channel where I show this, in another idea, right? So here you choose isolated cross. I'm going to put it here,

[16:47] leverage. So if you have R$100, Henrique, I have R$100, I want to, I've gone crazy , I want to leverage myself 50 times. You would take R$100 and multiply it by 100. That's where you leverage yourself. I don't recommend doing this from here, it's

[17:00] dangerous. Later I'll make a video here about liquidation and leverage, but here's where you can leverage, from one time up to 50 100 times. So, like, oh, rich, I have R$1,000, but I want to

[17:12] enter as if I had R$10,000. So, you come here and leverage 10 times, and your position will be R$10,000 as an entry point, in place of R$10,000. So, this is where leverage. I placed it there, isolated, 10

[17:24] times. And here, the limit is the type of order you create. There are several types of because otherwise this video will be gigantic, but always use order within a limit. I think the most commonly used options are Limite and Mercado. What is the difference

[17:36] wanted to invest in this asset here, which is Sand. So I decided that my entry price is 0.70. So I would come here at 0.70 and I would place a limit order. In other words , I would only actually enter this trade when the asset hit 0.70. If

[17:50] it doesn't hit 0.70, 70, I won't enter the trade. So, generally we 'll always use order by type and limit, which is this one here. Another one that people use is the market. What is the difference between the two? Oh, it's already here!

[18:02] matched immediately. In other words, when you place a market order, you automatically current price. So, at this moment, it's 1.05. So, if I were to buy current price. Oh, I'll give

[18:17] market here. So, I'm switching to the isolated mode. I'm using 10 times leverage. Later I'll make a full video about leverage, which ones I use and so on. If you want to learn more about this, there's a

[18:29] there, where I go into more detail. I won't go into too much detail here, as the goal give a lesson on futures, because I've already given a lesson on futures. So, if leverage is. I summarized it here for you because you might not have seen this

[18:43] if you don't understand the terms I used here. Up here at 10x, where those numbers will be, that's the amount of leverage. I'm going to place a market order. And below, the USDT value is the amount you will enter

[18:56] 3,143 in my bankroll. Yeah, I want to join now, but I only want to join with $10. So I put $10 there and I can buy it and make a long roll. Going long basically means betting on the asset's price going up.

[19:11] So if I click this green button here to buy a leveraged long position 10 times, entering with 10, it would be the same as me taking my 10 and multiplying it by 10 to have $. So I'm going to enter this trade with $1 because I'll be

[19:24] leveraged, and my profit is proportional to the $1 I invested. So if I put in 10, multiplied by 10 and I have 100, let's suppose that this asset goes up 50%, I will gain 50% of my 100, the leveraged value I entered with. I think you get the

[19:38] understand. Watch this video here. And beautiful. I set it at market price. If shorts be? You would come here to sell, and short selling would be betting on the price drop. This means that I'm saying that the asset, starting from its

[19:52] current price, will go down, and for every drop in value, I will earn proportionally to that drop. If it went down 10%, and I bet on the short, right? If it I invested. And what was the amount I invested? $. Why $? Because I

[20:06] you know why? Magic for those who know how example, sometimes I want to enter a trade with R$100,000, but I don't Then I take R$ 2,000, put it in a futures account and leverage it 50

[20:19] times. And then my R$2,000 becomes R$100,000. And then the asset goes up 10%, and I earn 10% of the R$ 100,000. In other words, I invested R$2,000, leveraged 50 times, ended up with a position of R$100,000, and made a profit of R$10,000 because the asset appreciated by 10%. And I

[20:33] screenshots here, operations that I perform all the time. I'm not recommending you strategy for this, I have analysis for this. And also because you're a than 20 times leverage on your future account. If you are a beginner, the

[20:47] maximum leverage you can use is 20 times . Okay, let's bet on the long side here. So, I'm going to place a buy order, I'm going to put 10 here, I'm going to market price, that is, the price it is currently at. So, I looked into it, decided to

[21:01] buy it, and go for a longboard. Then I click " buy". If I were to set the limit order, for example, to 0.70, it would look like this , see down here? I have buy orders for Bitcoin and Ethereum, with Ethereum priced at 3,900

[21:13] and Bitcoin at 59,000. The order will not be executed until the asset price reaches that level market, look what will happen. I'm going to buy some at the market, buy some long, oh. You'll come over there to the positions and it will open automatically, see? See that over there

[21:25] ? Okay, it's going up, I bet on the increase, meaning I entered at a price of 1.05, okay? 1.059. And, look, you saw that I'm already making 4% there. The amount I deposited is shown above, right? Like, I went in with 10 there.

[21:38] Here it came to 9.55 because it took the market purchase price. It's the entry price, the margin. And look at the clearance price over there, 0.95. So, if the asset goes to 0.95, I'm liquidated and I lose all my 10. Well, I can just leave the

[21:51] trade running here. Did you see that I 'm already earning 7% here? I've Henrique. Yes, I entered the asset, analyzed it, and went long. What's your next step? Stop lying. What is stop los ls? It's about placing

[22:04] a stop order in case the asset hits that price. For example, I logged in at 1:05. Let's suppose that I want my trade to be closed when this asset reaches zero, protect myself from losing money. Then I'll go here to stop, gains and losses, it will come up

[22:17] there in the TPLL position. You'll come here to stop, gains and losses, you'll come there to TPSL position. Here you can place two options: loss. Let's suppose I wanted my stop-loss to be in dollars. Then

[22:30] I'll put dollars here. If the dollar hits, I 'll lose 0.46 much I will lose if I take the stop loss. And here, regarding the activation price, this is for profit realization. Let's assume I went in there with money, right?

[22:43] I leveraged it 10 times. Let's suppose that this same coin struck $10. So if I put $10 there to realize a profit, that means that if that asset appreciated 10 times, I would earn $80. Then it shows you how

[22:56] much you will earn if the asset hits a certain price. So you can, like program your stop, you can already leave your stop loss order there and basically set some alerts on your phone in case your order is

[23:11] entered in dollars and the asset went to two. So, you know what I was going to do? I was going to come here to stop loss and put in like 1.50. Why? Because I joined one. If it goes up to two and then down to 1.50, I'm going to take a stop-loss order. But since I entered

[23:25] at 50, if I stopped the operation at 1.50, I would profit 4, meaning I would when I enter a trade and automatically become profitable, I immediately place the stop loss at the same entry price or slightly above it. And

[23:39] program the stop loss. So there's not much of a secret to operating via mobile phone, it's difference between operating a computer and a cell phone is that the cell phone screen is a little I'm going to shut down the operation, right? I'm going to come here and close the position, look. To close

[23:53] . I ended up with a loss of 1% or 2%, but basically, profits trading via mobile phone . You just need to learn how to analyze

[24:05] learn how to analyze, you won't be able to make money here, my My name is Henrique, I'll see you in the next video.

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