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I just realized that many of you are asking what leverage is and how to trade with leverage to make money. Actually, this is a pretty attractive tool for those with small capital, especially young traders who want to amplify their buying power and profits.
What is leverage (leverage) basically? It’s like a mechanical lever — you use a small force to lift a heavy object. In financial trading, it works similarly. Instead of needing $10,000 to buy $10,000 worth of stocks, you only need to put down a small deposit and borrow the rest from the exchange. For example, if a futures EUR trade is worth

I just realized that many people confuse speculation with investing—especially when they start trading in the stock market. In reality, these are completely different concepts, and if you don’t understand them clearly, you can easily lose money.
You may have heard about speculation, but you may not fully understand it yet. In essence, speculation is when you buy an asset with the hope that its price will rise quickly in the near future, and then you sell it to make a profit. The key is that you focus on market price fluctuations and don’t care much about the company’s true value. Speculators o

I have just thoroughly researched the Forex market and noticed that many Vietnamese people still have concerns about this. In fact, what is forex, and should you participate or not? These are quite common questions, especially since the financial market in Vietnam is still quite new.
First, what exactly is forex? It is the global foreign exchange market, where people trade different currencies. This market has existed for a long time, linked to international trade, but it is actually the largest market in the world with extremely high liquidity. According to statistics, the average daily tradi

I just realized something that most new traders completely overlook: understanding what a lot is and what a pip is is the key to lasting longer in the market, not just predicting the correct price direction.
Looking back over the past few years, I see that 9 out of 10 people who lose all make the same mistake: they focus on predicting whether the price will go up or down, but completely ignore trade volume management. Actually, what is a lot? It’s simple — it’s the measurement unit of your buy/sell order size. The lot size directly determines the value of each price movement.
More specifically

I just noticed that many people in the group are asking what mana is quite often, so I’d like to share my understanding of this topic.
Let’s start with the basics first. MANA Coin is a Utility Token used in the Decentraland platform, a 3D virtual reality game built on the Ethereum network. Players can use this coin to buy land, build structures, and earn income from selling or renting various NFTs.
So what is mana really? It’s important to understand that it’s not just an ordinary digital currency, but a driver of the DAO governance system. MANA coin holders can vote on decisions related to pr

I just realized that many Vietnamese traders are still unfamiliar with covered warrants, and some don't even know what they are. Today, I want to share some things I've learned from the market about this product.
So, what are covered warrants? Simply put, they are a securities product that allows you to buy or sell a certain stock at a predetermined price within a specific period. The advantage is that you don't need to pay the full amount to buy the stock, but only a much smaller part. That's also why warrants have higher leverage compared to regular stocks.
In the Vietnamese market, the main

I just revisited Web3 and Web3 coins and realized that this is truly a major trend reshaping the internet. Today I want to share some things I’ve learned.
Web3 is basically the next version of the internet, where users not only view and create content but also truly own their data. Unlike Web 2.0 (Facebook, Google, Instagram) where big tech controls everything, Web3 is built on blockchain and decentralization.
The main features of Web3 are blockchain protecting data, AI enabling smarter searches, and a truly decentralized ecosystem. Metaverse, NFT games, DeFi, DAOs — all are developing based o

I just saw a whole series of advertisements about the “unbeatable Trade BO method” in Facebook groups, and I’m genuinely annoyed that thousands of people are still being lured into this trap. Today, I want to share some harsh truths about Trade BO that scam exchanges will never tell you.
Trade BO (Binary Options) is basically you placing a 50:50 bet on whether the asset price will go up or down within 30 seconds to 1 minute. It sounds simple, but that’s exactly the trap. When you win, you only get 80–95% of your bet. But when you lose, you lose 100%. From a mathematical standpoint, the expecte

The Forex market and the digital currency market change very quickly every second, but what shocks traders the most isn’t the volatility itself—it’s a phenomenon called Slippage. This is the one that, if you don’t understand it well, can make your profit disappear immediately.
What is Slippage? Let me explain simply: it’s the difference between the price you intend to buy or sell and the price you actually get when the order is filled in the market. For example, we click to buy EUR/USD at 1.3650, but after a moment the price changes. We may end up getting filled at 1.3660 instead—that’s unfavo

I just noticed that many people are still confused about what ATR is and how to use it. So I want to share my understanding of this tool because it really helps a lot in trading.
ATR or Average True Range is not an indicator that shows the price direction, but it accurately measures price volatility. I think most people tend to overlook this tool because it’s not used to directly find entry points for buying or selling, but rather to calculate appropriate Stop Loss and Take Profit levels based on market movements.
Simply put, ATR is an indicator developed by J. Welles Wilder. It helps us see h

I just realized something quite interesting about investor psychology in crypto — why we’re more likely to “hold and swallow the loss” rather than cut our losses. This is a phenomenon that most people have experienced, but not everyone understands the underlying reasons clearly.
In fact, when we’re at a loss, our brains tend to cling to the positive information we’ve already set in advance, creating a false sense of expectation. At this point, we stop assessing other risks and only focus on the hope that the price will recover. That’s the psychology of holding losses — maintaining your positio

Do you know what English abbreviation ICP stands for? It represents the Internet Computer Protocol — a quite unique blockchain protocol developed by DFINITY Foundation. I just delved deeply into this project and found it has quite a few notable aspects.
Internet Computer (ICP) is designed with an ambitious goal — to replace traditional centralized systems with a decentralized computing environment. Simply put, it allows developers to build and deploy web applications directly on the blockchain without relying on intermediary servers or centralized databases.
The interesting part is its operati

I just realized that many of you do not fully understand what yield farming is, even though it is one of the most popular ways to earn passive income in DeFi today.
Actually, this concept is quite simple. Instead of letting your cryptocurrency sit idle in your wallet, why not put it to work and generate interest for you? That is the core idea of yield farming.
Its operation is not very complicated either. You deposit your crypto into a liquidity pool on DeFi platforms. Others will borrow or trade with that asset, and you receive rewards from transaction fees or interest. For example, if you de

Over the past few days, I’ve come across a few posts about “account burn.” Remembering the Lunar New Year just gone, I was also asked about this by a family member. At that time, I was still trapped in a position, so when I heard the question “what is an account burn,” I panicked and almost ran away.
But then I realized that maybe many people still don’t really understand the difference between spot trading and contracts. So today, I decided to explain it to everyone to avoid costly mistakes.
Put simply, if you have 10,000 yuan and buy bitcoin directly, and bitcoin rises 10%, then you profit 1

Mình vừa tìm hiểu về cách theo dõi tỉ lệ long short trên các sàn giao dịch khác nhau, và có vài công cụ khá hữu ích mà bạn nên biết.
Đầu tiên là Coinglass, một trang web rất tiện lợi nếu bạn muốn xem tỉ lệ long short của bất kỳ đồng coin nào. Bạn chỉ cần vào tab Tỷ lệ Long/Short, tìm kiếm coin mình quan tâm như BTC, ETH hay SOL, rồi bạn sẽ thấy dữ liệu từ các sàn lớn. Cái hay ở đây là nó còn phân tích riêng vị trí của nhà đầu tư cá nhân so với tổ chức, giúp bạn hiểu rõ hơn về cấu trúc thị trường.
Nếu bạn đang dùng Binance, thì trực tiếp trên sàn cũng có dữ liệu hợp đồng tương lai khá chi tiết.

Recently, I have noticed that what is a VTuber is becoming more and more of a common question. In fact, this virtual YouTuber trend has exploded in Japan and other Asian countries over the past few years, and now it is spreading everywhere.
Basically, what is a VTuber? It is content creators who use computer-generated avatars instead of appearing directly on camera. Instead of showing their real face, you see an anime or 3D character controlled by a real person behind the scenes. The technology called motion capture or mocap allows the avatar to mimic movements, expressions, and gestures of th

Do you know who is behind the success of Dogecoin? I just learned about the history of this meme coin and discovered something quite interesting about Billy Markus - its creator.
Billy Markus was born in 1983 in Portland, Oregon. Before becoming one of the most famous figures in the crypto community, he was just an ordinary software engineer working at IBM. But then, at the end of 2013, Billy Markus and his friend Jackson Palmer had a crazy idea - to create a cryptocurrency based on the Shiba Inu meme.
The interesting thing is that Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer initially just wanted to mock

I recently revisited an interesting topic about what layer 1 blockchain is and why it’s important in the current market.
Layer 1 blockchain basically refers to the main foundational blockchains that process and finalize transactions independently without relying on other networks. They have their own native tokens to pay transaction fees and serve as the infrastructure for applications, protocols, and layer 2 solutions built on top.
What’s fascinating is when comparing performance, the differences become quite clear. Bitcoin handles about 2.83 TPS on average, and even at its peak, only 4.17 TP

I just realized that many of you still confuse the units on the exchange platform. Actually, it’s very simple: 1K = 1 thousand, 1M = 1 million (how much is 1M in money? It’s 1 million VND or your currency unit), 1E = 100 million, 1B = 1 billion, and 1T = thousand billions (thousand billion). Knowing these levels clearly helps me calculate more easily when viewing data on the platform. If you often get confused, bookmark this!

I just figured out how to read numbers on the exchange, turns out those symbols follow a pattern. Usually, people talk about K, M, E, B, T but not everyone knows what they actually represent.
Just summarized it for easy remembering: 1K is 1k, 1M is 1 million, 1E is 100 million, 1B is 1 billion, and 1T is up to 1,000 billion. Especially when looking at volume or market cap, if you don't understand what 1B means, it's easy to get confused.
Maybe I also initially misunderstood, but after getting familiar with the platform, I see this unit appears everywhere. If anyone still gets confused, bookmar