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[00:02] most widely used tools by investors worldwide. Futures allow us to generate high returns with very little money. They also allow us to apply strategies both to increase profitability and to

[00:19] correctly, futures are unparalleled, but be careful because misuse can lead to losses. That's why in this video, I'm going to teach you how to trade futures on Binance Vainas step by step, from scratch. So pay close attention,

[00:33] and if anything I explain is too basic for you, you can skip to the next chapter using the timeline below. However, I advise you to watch the entire video to clear up any doubts you may have. Let's start from the

[00:46] beginning. First of all, what is Binance Vainas? It's the largest and most secure cryptocurrency exchange platform in the world today. In simple terms, it's the place where we can buy and sell

[00:59] cryptocurrencies. If you want to learn more about Vainas, I recommend upper right corner, where I explain how to use the platform from scratch without needing any prior knowledge. On the other hand, if

[01:14] we want to trade futures well, we need to know what we're dealing with. So, what are futures? Futures, properly called, are futures contracts. They are contracts about the price of an asset. That

[01:30] is, we are investing, we are putting our money on the movement that the price of an asset might make. For example, we invest believing that the price of Bitcoin will rise or

[01:43] fall, and we make money as a consequence of what happens. But we never actually own the Bitcoin cryptocurrency; we only gain or lose money depending on what the price of Bitcoin does. But if we wanted to withdraw the coins to

[01:58] our wallet or hold them for a long time and then sell them several years later, we couldn't do that with futures contracts. Futures contracts are for short periods of time; they are for being exposed to the market in a matter

[02:12] being exposed to the market in a matter of seconds, minutes, hours, days, even weeks, but not much longer. One characteristic of futures contracts is that we can make money. If the price of the asset falls, as I said

[02:26] before, we can invest in the falling price of Bitcoin. That is, if Bitcoin loses value and goes from 30,000 to 20,000, we can make money by shorting or selling, however you want. In

[02:41] other words, we're going to be making money because on the other side there's an investor or several investors who believed it was going to go up. So, while we're making money, on the other side there are investors who are losing because they

[02:54] did an analysis contrary to yours and they were wrong. Finally, another characteristic of futures is that we can use leverage. Leverage is trading with larger amounts of money than we have without risking

[03:09] than we have without risking more than what we have in the account. The have leverage, so with $10, for example, we can open positions in the market for $ 100 or $200 without needing to

[03:23] risk anything more than the $10 we initially put in. This gives us more: a greater chance of winning larger amounts because with $10 we're opening positions for $100 or $200. Therefore, if those $200

[03:37] go up 10%, we'll already be earning $20, actually investing only $10. But this also carries more risk because there's a greater chance of losing our money. $10 initial deposit. Don't worry, I

[03:50] 'll explain it all very well later. Now that we know what futures are on Vainas, let's see how we can trade them and earn. First of all, we need to have an account on Vainas. If you don't have an account,

[04:04] I recommend you create one using the link I'll leave below in the description or in the pinned comment. If you create the account from there, I'll be able to give you $10 directly to your account so you can do whatever

[04:17] you want with those $10. You simply have to create the account using the link below and go to the Telegram channel I've left in the description. Carefully review the steps and send me the necessary information so

[04:30] I can send you the $10 directly to your account. You don't need to send me anything, just the information, and I'll be able to give you those $10 for free. Creating the account is very easy.

[04:43] You can create the account with email or phone, or continue with Google or Apple. Once we have our account on Vainas, we have to go to the futures section at the top left. Go to the section that says USB Futures,

[04:58] click here, and a window like this will appear. If this is your first time accessing Futures, you might skip a questionnaire for your own security to see if you understand how

[05:12] futures work. Simply select any option, click Continue, and if your answers are incorrect, it will show you answers are incorrect, it will show you

[05:25] let's look at all the information this screen displays. First, we need to see the pair we're trading up here on the left. The pair represents the two cryptocurrencies we 're trading. For example, in this

[05:40] case, we're trading Bitcoin against USDT, which is a currency that replicates the US dollar. To the right of this, we see the price, so we can deduce that Bitcoin is currently

[05:54] worth $26,180. If we wanted to change to another cryptocurrency, we simply hover up here and search for another one. For example, in the search bar, we would type ETH and

[06:07] see Ethereum VSD. If we click, all the information will change, click, all the information will change, but let's go back to Bitcoin USDT, which is by far the most traded pair in futures. On the right, we have information about

[06:20] this pair, for example, this, which is the interest rate, something more complex that we'll see later. The price change in the last 24 hours, for example, we see that it's at $350 in green, meaning that Bitcoin rose

[06:34] $350 in the last day, which represents 1.35%. Plus, the high of the last 24 hours, the low of the last 24 hours, the volume of Bitcoin traded in the

[06:46] last 24 hours, which was 481,000 Bitcoin. That's insane! That's $12.549 billion in the last day. Look at the amount of money

[06:58] day. Look at the amount of money traded in just this pair; it's a the most used tools by investors worldwide. Below, we have the chart. Let's double-click here, and we'll see many

[07:11] colored bars. These are Japanese candlesticks, let's just call them candles, and they represent time marks, that is, periods of Time is represented this way: when it's red, the price fell in that time

[07:25] frame, and if it's green, it means the price rose in that time period. Which time period is good? We decide that up here in the time frame. You see it says "time"; in this case, we're at 15 minutes because it's

[07:37] yellow, and each of these bars or candlesticks, or whatever you want to call them, represents 15 minutes of time. If we change it here to one hour, we could see that the chart changes. Why? Because the time frame has changed. Now

[07:50] each bar represents one hour. And if we select a day, well, it will look different because now each bar represents one day. So days, which is why we're looking at the longer term. And if we look at it this way, we see that

[08:05] Bitcoin in this medium term tended to rise, going from $17,000 rise, going from $17,000 to $26,000 currently, a rise seeing it this way, it's probably because you have it here in the original format. It's

[08:19] much better to leave it in TradingView; this way you'll be able to use... On the left, these tools that appear here are for drawing on the chart or for taking accurate measurements. They are very

[08:32] useful tools that will be very helpful. When analyzing, on the right, we have the order book where we can see the trades that investors are placing in real time. But honestly, we won't be using this much at the beginning.

[08:45] So let's move on to the most important thing: the order box. This, we can place our orders to enter the market. That means we'll already

[08:57] have a position; we'll gain or lose money each time the cryptocurrency price goes up or down. So now I'm going to show you how we can place orders to start trading safely. Be very

[09:11] careful because to do it safely, we have to change a small setting. You'll probably see this set to " You'll probably see this set to " cross" and this set to "20x." You have to click

[09:23] here and change this from "cross" to " isolated." Because if you set it to " cross," each trade you make will be covered by all the money you put in the futures account, and not just by the money you

[09:36] allocated to that trade. So, by setting it to "isolated," you can change it. You're simply going to risk the money you put in for that specific operation. We click " confirm," and here on the right, where it says 5x or 20x, or whatever it tells you, you

[09:51] 5x or 20x, or whatever it tells you, you have to change it to x. Why x? Because we're learning, and we don't want to risk capital or money unnecessarily. First, let's learn how it's done, and then, if you want, you can play

[10:05] with this up to 100x, whatever you want. But first, let's learn how to use it. If you have some knowledge and want to take a bigger risk, you can a bigger risk, you can increase this: CX 3x, 4x, 5x. I recommend

[10:18] that you don't use it much beyond 10x because things get very risky, and in periods when cryptocurrencies move a lot, you can lose money very quickly, and well, it won't be a good experience. But anyway, in the

[10:32] video example, we're going to put it at x. We click "confirm," and now we have everything set up to start trading in isolation. And first and foremost, you have to put money into the futures account, and we've withdrawn it where it says "available." Here

[10:46] I have 577, but many of you may have zero. You simply have to click on... The little arrows here are for sending money from your wallet to your USD Futures wallet. In this case, it can be from your

[10:59] funds or from wherever you have the money. Simply enter the amount to send below and click confirm. We'll see that it's arrived, and I have 578. Now, there are several types of orders. In this video, we'll

[11:14] start with market orders. So, we click. A market order will open or close a position at the current price, which is

[11:26] at the current price, which is $26.137 in this case. That means it will always close or open it immediately, at the cryptocurrency's price at that exact moment. It's the best option if

[11:38] we're in a hurry and don't want to wait for certain market movements. We open it now and close it whenever we want. So, below where it says "amount," we have to enter the amount we

[11:51] want to invest. Something to keep in mind is that if we're in an isolated account, for example, we can't invest just one dollar because the minimum amount dollar because the minimum amount is $26.20. Why is this amount so

[12:03] random? Well, because the minimum amount is actually 0.001 bitcoin, and 0.001 bitcoin is equal to 26.2 USDT. Is

[12:15] there a way to trade with less money? Yes, if we don't want to or don't have these 26 dollars, what we can do is delete this one. What we can do is increase the leverage. Remember that this is riskier, but well,

[12:29] for example, if I increase it to 5x and click confirm, if we go down here and I enter, for example, 26.2 USDT, we see that I could open only 5.24 USDT. Why? Well, because I'm at

[12:47] 5.24 USDT. Why? Well, because I'm at 5x, so that 5.24 times 5 ends up giving me the necessary amount to open this order: 26.20 dollars. So we'll be putting in 5.24 dollars, but we'll be

[13:03] opening a position for 26 dollars in the market. That's leverage. We won't be risking more than 5 dollars, but we'll be We would have opened a $26 position. Now let's return them

[13:18] to an x ​​because I'm going to put the $26 with 20. They won't be leveraged, and I'll show you everything correctly. Here we can select where it says tpsl, the Take Profit and the Stop Loss. The Take Profit is

[13:31] a profit target, and the Stop Loss is a loss target. That is, if we've already decided how much to earn, for example, if we're going to open a long position, which is earn money when the price rises. We can set a Take Profit at

[13:46] $27,000 and a Stop Loss as a loss target. We stop losing money when Bitcoin reaches $ 25,500. So, in that way, we already have our Stop Loss and our Take Profit reset, and we'll earn money or

[14:02] lose money up to the level we indicate. In this case, we're just showing it because it's an example for the video. And if we want to earn money because we believe click here where it says "buy long." Remember, long equals buy, which

[14:16] equals earning money. The price increases, the order was sent, and down here where it says "Positions" we can see our position in the Bitcoin USDT market for $ 26.10. The price at which we entered is the

[14:31] liquidation price, which is when we will lose all our money. But here, since I'm at a certain price and I'm long, Bitcoin would practically have to reach Bitcoin would practically have to reach zero for me to lose the $26.

[14:45] So it doesn't show anything. And here on the right where it says "PNL" are the unrealized gains or losses. Since I haven't yet closed the position, it's losing at the moment, but what hasn't happened yet. For example, see here I'm down

[15:01] two cents because, well, the price is falling. If I want to close this immediately because I made a mistake or I have to leave and I do n't want this to remain open, whatever the reason, I simply have to click here

[15:13] where it says "Market" and it will close at the market price, that is, the current price. And that's it, that order has been placed and I've exited the market. Now, if I think I made a mistake falling... Now I I want to make money when the price drops. We put 26.3

[15:29] back, or whatever amount you want to invest up there, and I click "sell short." I click here, and we see how now, if I have a how now, if I have a Bitcoin USDT position of -26.12

[15:42] USDT at the entry price, the liquidation price in this case is shown to me. Why? Well, because Bitcoin can rise more than 100%, and in that case, I'm going to lose these 26 dollars when Bitcoin reaches

[15:55] Bitcoin reaches 52,033 dollars. So, in the long position, it reach zero. But here, it can rise more than 100%, and that would make me lose the 26 dollars. If Bitcoin rises

[16:07] above this price, well, further to the right, we can see the unrealized gains and losses. We see that I'm down 0.01% because now the price moved just a little bit higher. Now I'm in the red, and if I want to close it

[16:20] again, I click here where it says "market," and that's it. We're marked, and the trade is closed. That's how a market trade works, something you have What you need to keep in mind here with the Take Profit and Stop Loss is that if we're going to open a

[16:35] short position, meaning we want to make money when the price goes up, our Take Profit has to be at a lower price than the current price. profits when the price falls. So, if the

[16:48] current price is $26,100, our Take Profit should be, for example, $25,000. And the Stop Loss, losing money, should be higher than the current price, for example, $27,000. So, if the price goes up to $27,000, we stop

[17:02] losing money, and if it goes down to $25,000, we stop making money, and that's when we would place a mistake, it won't let us buy it. Look, you see, it says the order was rejected because we set the wrong Stop Loss. So it wo

[17:17] n't make sense. But if we put "sell short" here, for example, then it will let us. You see, everything appears down here, and it will show the orders we had already set. You see it here in open orders, and

[17:30] you see we have the Take Profit and the Stop Loss. We're going to close this one because it's just an example. Now let's see what limit orders are. Here on the left, we select limit orders. And what are these orders for? Well, they're

[17:42] useful if we want to go for a walk, if we want to go to work peacefully, if we're sleeping and waiting for something to happen in the market before entering. For example, right now we don't like

[17:56] that Bitcoin is at $26. I'd like to wait until Bitcoin is at $26,000 before entering, and I think the up here where it says "price," you have to put 26,000. And again, the amount

[18:13] you want to invest, that is, put 26.3 because we're investing the minimum at X in this case. And then we can open a glow order, for example. We click here, and you see it says "order sent." And if we go to positions, we don't have any positions

[18:27] in the market yet because... Well, if we go to open orders, here we do have an order loaded, but for this order to become a position in the market, it first has to reach... 26,000 and now we're at 26,100.

[18:41] So when this reaches 26,000, only then will a buy order be opened, and I 'll start making money. If the price goes up, I'll lose money. If the price goes down, if I want to cancel it for any reason, we just click

[18:53] the trash can icon here, and that's it. They don't charge us anything for doing that because we never open a position. If we wanted to open a short position there, in that case, we should put a price higher than the current one, for example,

[19:07] the current one, for example, $26,200. We put 26.3, and there we could sell a short position, and we see how an order is filled there. If it goes up to 26,200, a short position will be opened. So, if this goes up to this point, only then will

[19:21] a short position be opened to make money. If the price starts to fall from there, and I lose money, and if it goes up, we cancel it too. And something we have to keep in mind here is that, for example, if I put 26,000 and enter the amount and everything, I can't,

[19:35] for example, open a short order here. Why? Because The price I set above is lower than the current price. So what's going to happen? Will it drop to 26,000 and only then will the short position open, and I'll lose if it goes up and win if it goes down?

[19:53] No, in this case, that's not going to happen because, look, if I click sell, it opens a position directly; there's no order. I don't wait for it to drop to 26,000. Or I placed a limit order directly. It entered the market at $26,100 and I'm already winning/

[20:09] losing. The limit order didn't work here, so we're going to close it. Why did this happen? Because, well, it works this way: if you're winning and the price falls, it says, "Why not start making money from $26,100 instead of

[20:25] waiting until $26,000 to start making money?" If it falls, why not grab all this profit and then, when it falls again, you make more profit? Well, that's how limit orders work. So, if you want to place a

[20:40] short order, it has to be higher than a current price, for example, $26,200, and then if it goes up, the short order opens so that it falls. And if you want to open it, it has to be lower than the current price, for example, $26,000, and then if it falls, you

[20:55] could be $ 26,800 and we wait a bit and that's it, $26,090 and that's it. The important thing is that they don't open it above the price or that they don't... They open higher or lower when it's not convenient if we wanted to do something else that it's not letting us do.

[21:11] For that, there are other types of orders that I can explain in complex. But if you want to see that, let me know in the comments. Now, all these positions that we're entering and exiting in the market charge

[21:25] very small commissions, but they still charge them. What are commissions? They're small percentages, small amounts of money that you pay the platform for entering and exiting the market when you're constantly winning and

[21:38] losing money with those orders you've placed. If you create an description and the pinned comment, you'll be paying up to 20% less in

[21:50] commissions, and all of that is money you're saving that you can then invest, withdraw, or spend however you want. It's money, so I advise you to use that link because it will be a long-term benefit for you.

[22:04] Besides, you have the privilege of joining the Telegram group and claiming your $10 completely free. You just have to follow the steps I left there. Telegram and I are going to send you $10 to your

[22:18] futures account so you can do whatever you want with it. Now, once you've withdraw your money from the futures account, you have to click again here where the arrows are and change the wallets up here and

[22:32] send from USD Futures to the wallet you want, for example, the funds wallet. Then I'm going to send one dollar, the dollar I lent earlier for the trades, and I'll click confirm, and we'll see that the money has left the

[22:45] futures account. There's no more to it than that. That's the most basic thing I can teach you about futures. If you didn't understand any part of the video, go back and watch it again, or leave your comment below, and I'll be happy to

[22:57] answer you as soon as I see it. I hope the tutorial was helpful, and if so, please remember to support me by liking, subscribing to the channel, and activating the bell so YouTube notifies you when I upload new content. See you

[23:11] when I upload new content. See you very soon, crypto investors! Goodbye!