1. Understand Basic Terminology đ§
Before diving into trading, itâs essential to understand common crypto trading terms, such as spot trading, limit order, market order, and stop-limit. Make sure you know what each means to avoid confusion.
2. Do Your Research (DYOR) đ
Donât just rely on hype or rumors when choosing a coin. Always research the project behind the cryptocurrency, its team, and its real-world use cases. In Sinhala: "ඞඞ à·à·à·à·à¶ž (DYOR)" à¶à·à¶șනà·à¶±à·, à¶à¶¶à·à¶ž à·à·à·à·à¶žà¶à· à¶à¶»à¶±à·à¶±.
3. Risk Management đ
Set clear rules about how much money you're willing to lose in a trade, and never trade with more than you can afford to lose. Use stop-loss orders to minimize risks.
4. Diversify Your Portfolio đ
Donât put all your funds into a single coin. Diversifying across different types of cryptocurrencies can help you spread out the risk.
5. Learn About Technical Analysis (TA) đ
Technical analysis involves studying historical price charts to identify patterns and predict future price movements. You donât need to be an expert, but basic chart reading skills are crucial.
6. Start Small đĄ
As a beginner, start with small investments. This allows you to learn the platform and make mistakes without significant losses. Gain experience with small amounts first.
7. Watch for Fees đ°
Binance charges fees on every trade. Understand how these fees work (trading, withdrawal, etc.) and how to minimize them. For example, using BNB (Binance's coin) can lower your trading fees.
8. Security is Key đ
Always enable 2-factor authentication (2FA), and never share your passwords or personal details. Make sure to secure your account to avoid hacks or breaches.
9. Keep Emotions in Check đ
Trading based on emotions (like fear or greed) can lead to poor decisions. Stay rational, and stick to your strategy. Avoid panic-selling during market dips.
10. Stay Updated đ°
Follow market trends, news, and updates on projects you're investing in. Binance regularly adds new features and coins, so staying informed is key.
