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Spot trading is where most successful crypto traders cut their teeth; it's also where most beginners make their costliest mistakes. The concept is straightforward: You buy and sell cryptocurrencies for immediate delivery at current market prices, but the execution involves understanding order books, market dynamics, and timing that most people never bother to learn.
Going long means buying cryptocurrency and expecting prices to rise. You profit from upward price movements and lose money if prices fall. Simple in theory, but there's actually more nuance to long positions than just buying crypto and hoping for the best.
Margin trading is borrowing money from an exchange to buy more cryptocurrency than your account balance would normally allow.
If you've spent any time on X or YouTube, you've probably seen someone bragging about their 100x leverage trade that "went to the moon." What you don't see are the thousand other tweets from people who got absolutely nuked trying the same thing.
Yield farming lets crypto holders bank passive income lending assets to DeFi platforms in exchange for rewards. You're putting your money to work instead of letting it sit idle, except the "bank" is a smart contract and the interest rates can swing anywhere from 1% to 100%+ annually.
Crypto liquidation is the forced closure of a leveraged trading position when losses reduce your collateral below the exchange’s required margin. It protects the platform from bad debt but often wipes out most or all of the trader’s funds.
Arbitrage trading is a way to profit when the same asset trades at different prices across multiple markets. Due to market fragmentation, these opportunities pop up constantly in crypto. Sounds like "free money," right? Well, it's a lot more complex than that. While the idea is simple, making it work in real markets takes skill, speed, and the right tools. The days of easy arbitrage wins are mostly behind us, but opportunities still exist for those looking for a challenge.