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How to spot trade on Binance (2026): buying, selling and using market and limit orders

Exchange tutorials 2026-10-18 Queenie 10 min

#binance spot #spot trading binance #buy spot binance #sell spot

How to spot trade on Binance (2026): buying, selling and using market and limit orders

How does Binance spot trading work? A 2026 beginner guide: from entering the spot page and choosing the BTC/USDT pair to buying and selling with market or limit orders, leaving open orders, canceling them and checking your trade history. Includes a 100 USDT example for calculating fees, the difference between a trading pair and a spot account, maker/taker fees, and two problems beginners often miss: orders that don't fill and slippage on market orders.

How do Binance futures work? Leverage, liquidation and fees (2026)

Exchange tutorials 2026-10-11 Queenie 12 min 5 reads

#binance futures #how to trade binance futures #futures trading #perpetual futures

How do Binance futures work? Leverage, liquidation and fees (2026)

How do Binance futures work? A 2026 beginner guide to opening and closing positions in the app, going long or short, isolated versus cross margin, leverage and liquidation price, with a 100 USDT example that works through fees, funding rates and profit-and-loss risk.

Binance fees in 2026: spot, futures and 4 ways to pay less

Exchange tutorials 2026-09-28 Queenie 9 min 4 reads

#binance fees #binance trading fees #binance fee schedule #binance spot fee

Binance fees in 2026: spot, futures and 4 ways to pay less

Binance fees come in three layers: spot maker/taker at 0.10% each (about 0.075% when you pay in BNB), USDⓈ-M futures at 0.02% maker / 0.05% taker, deposits that are normally free on Binance's side and withdrawals priced by coin and network. The costs that really add up are the perpetual funding rate and the spread on a P2P quote. This guide puts every rate in one table, turns the percentages into dollar amounts and shows how the BNB discount, a referral code, VIP levels and order type stack together.

Binance referral code re-binding for existing users (2026)

Exchange tutorials 2026-09-26 Queenie 9 min 3 reads

#binance existing user referral code #binance add referral code #binance change referral code #binance rebind

Binance referral code re-binding for existing users (2026)

Forgot the referral code when you signed up? Existing Binance users can still fix it, but first work out which case you're in: a recent account that never bound, deposited or traded can use first-time self-binding with AMY568; an older account with no current referrer and under $5,000 in 90-day volume can apply for Rebind and bind after $150,000 of volume in 30 days; an account over 90 days old and unused for 90 days can use Recall. If you already have another referrer, you normally can't switch to AMY568.

OKX referral code: how to enter AMY568 and the 20% rebate (2026)

Exchange tutorials 2026-09-11 Queenie 7 min 7 reads

#okx referral code #okx invite code #okx fee rebate #okx referral

OKX referral code: how to enter AMY568 and the 20% rebate (2026)

The OKX referral code is entered on the registration page: new users type AMY568 when signing up to get a fee rebate (not a sign-up reward). The code can only be entered during registration; if you skip it, in most cases you can't add it later — only 'inactive' existing accounts with no activity in the last 180 days can use OKX's official recall to re-bind. This guide verifies AMY568's rebate, explains what is actually rebated, shows how to enter it on web and in the app, and covers the recall route for existing users.

How to use the Binance referral code: the 20% rebate and key points (2026)

Exchange tutorials 2026-09-04 Queenie 7 min 18 reads

#binance referral code #binance referral #binance fee rebate #binance referral id

How to use the Binance referral code: the 20% rebate and key points (2026)

The maximum rebate a Binance referral code can give the invitee is 20% — anyone promising 40% or 50% is presenting the referrer's commission as your discount. AMY568 gives 20% on spot and 20% on futures. It is entered during registration and, if you skip it, you normally can't add it later; some existing users can use the official re-binding. Here's exactly what gets rebated, how to confirm it on the sign-up page and how re-binding works.

How to register on OKX: account setup and KYC in 2026

Exchange tutorials 2026-09-02 Queenie 8 min 7 reads

#okx registration #okx sign up #okx account #okx kyc

How to register on OKX: account setup and KYC in 2026

Registering on OKX in 2026 takes three steps: open an account with an email address or phone number on the official site or app, set a password and activate it, then complete KYC verification to trade — about 10-15 minutes in total. This guide covers the registration entry points, when to enter referral code AMY568, the key points for ID documents and face verification, and the three places beginners get stuck: a verification code that never arrives, a rejected KYC application, and fake OKX apps.

How to register on Binance in 2026: account setup and KYC step by step (code AMY568)

Exchange tutorials 2026-09-01 Queenie 8 min 34 reads

#binance register #binance sign up #binance account #binance kyc

How to register on Binance in 2026: account setup and KYC step by step (code AMY568)

How to register on Binance in 2026: create an account from the official site or app and follow the right order — email/phone verification, password, confirming referral code AMY568, then KYC. Here you'll learn how to spot the official entry point, the registration order, which documents you need, when a referral code can be added, and what to do if the code never arrives or your KYC is rejected.