Spot Trading

Real screenshots and data reviews for spot orders, limit/market, stop-loss, and Convert.

On Binance, crypto purchased through spot orders should normally be available in your "Spot Wallet" immediately. However, some use...

The flashing red and green bar chart on the right side of the Binance spot trading page is a Candlestick Chart—the most fundamental tool in ...

The ability to use BNB to pay for trading fees is the most practical utility of the Binance ecosystem. While many traders are familiar with ...

While the public spot rate on Binance is set at 0.1% for both Makers and Takers, most experienced users pay significantly less. Binance supp...

On the Binance spot trading page, you’ll find a small but critical setting called "Time In Force (TIF)," which includes three opti...

It is a frequent frustration for Binance users: your account is funded, the ticker is correct, yet your spot order remains unfilled. In most...

Binance Grid Trading is often promoted as a "sure-fire way to profit in sideways markets," leading many beginners to believe it is...

Binance Convert often flashes the slogan "Zero Fees, Instant Execution," leading many newcomers to believe it’s a completely free ...

Many tutorials still say "We recommend using BUSD on Binance," but the reality is that Paxos completely ceased the minting and cle...

One of the most frustrating experiences in Binance spot trading is seeing the entire market dip 15% immediately after you hit 'buy'—not beca...

Many first-time users entering the Binance spot market start with just 100 USDT and feel overwhelmed by the hundreds of available coins. In ...