Binance Futures Trading Guide: Long, Short, Take Profit & Stop Loss

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Understanding Futures Trading on Binance

Binance Futures allows traders to speculate on cryptocurrency price movements by opening long (buy) or short (sell) positions. This guide covers core strategies, fee structures, and order types like Take Profit/Stop Loss (TP/SL).


How to Trade Futures Contracts

1. Long vs. Short Positions

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2. Binance Fee Structure

Fees vary by leverage and order type:

Order TypeFee Rate (U.SDT)Fee Rate (Coin-Margined)
Maker0.02%0.02%
Taker0.04%0.04%

Fee Calculation Examples:


Take Profit & Stop Loss Orders

Key Parameters

How TP/SL Works

  1. Current Price: $2,400 (A).
  2. Trigger Options:

    • Take Profit: Set above (e.g., $3,000 (B)).
    • Stop Loss: Set below (e.g., $1,500 (C)).
  3. Activation: Order becomes a limit order upon hitting the trigger price.

⚠️ Note: TP/SL orders may not fill if the market price doesn’t reach the limit price.


FAQs

1. What’s the difference between U.SDT and Coin-Margined fees?

2. Can I adjust TP/SL after placing an order?

Yes, modify them anytime before triggering.

3. Why did my TP/SL order fail?

The market may not have met your limit price post-trigger.

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Final Tips

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