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Trend lines in technical analysis: step by step guide for trading

Trend lines in technical analysis: step by step guide for trading

A trend in trading refers to the direction that the market is moving in. This can be either upward, downward, or sideways. Trend lines are used to identify these trends and predict their future direction. Сrypto trend lines are no different from trendlines in stocks and work on the same principle.

Order Types: Market, Limit, Stop Orders and Others

Order Types: Market, Limit, Stop Orders and Others

There are several basic types of orders on exchanges - Market, Limit and Stop Orders. Any of these orders can be for Buy or Sell. The main differences between them are related to the terms of execution, as well as your side in the trade (taker or maker) and, accordingly, the commission rate.

Market Makers vs Takers: What is the difference?

Market Makers vs Takers: What is the difference?

Exchanges are platforms where sellers meet buyers without having to advertise their offers, making deals directly. The trader who puts up a new bid for the price in the market is called a "Maker", and the trader who accepts the existing conditions is a "Taker".

What is Futures Trading with Leverage?

What is Futures Trading with Leverage?

When it comes to trading, leverage and margin are two important concepts that you need to understand. In this article, we'll take a closer look at both of these concepts and how they can be used when trading Perpetual Futures on Biqutex.

Spot-Perpetual Funding Rates Arbitrage Strategy: Beginner's guide

Spot-Perpetual Funding Rates Arbitrage Strategy: Beginner's guide

Introduction Today we will analyze a market-neutral strategy that allows to make profit without taking significant risks inherent to conventional cryptocurrency trading. The trader earns on the difference between the price of the underlying asset on the spot market and the perpetual futures for the same asset. Traditional futures contracts,