Crypto Trading Course

In this video, I’m diving into the basics of cryptocurrency — what it is, how it works, and why it's gaining so much attention in the world of finance and investing. Perfect for beginners who want to understand crypto from scratch.

Crypto trading involves buying and selling cryptocurrencies to profit from price movements. It takes place on platforms like centralized and decentralized exchanges.

In this video, we’re taking a close look at the top FIU-registered crypto exchanges in India — CoinDCX, Delta Exchange, and Binance. Choosing a trusted and compliant platform is essential for any crypto trader in India, especially with the evolving regulatory landscape. We’ll break down the key features of each exchange, including security, trading fees, available crypto pairs, and user experience. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced trader, this video will help you decide which platform suits your needs and aligns with Indian regulations.

➤ Crypto Trading terminology ——————————————— Altcoin - Any cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin (e.g., Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin). Spot Trading - Buying or selling crypto instantly at current market price. Leverage - Borrowed funds used to increase the size of a trade. Example: 10x leverage means you can trade ₹10,000 with just ₹1,000. Margin - The amount you put up to open a leveraged position. Shorting (Short) - Betting that the price of a crypto will fall. Long Position - Betting that the price of a crypto will rise. Bull Market - When prices are rising over time. Bear Market - When prices are falling consistently. Pump - A sudden price increase (often artificially induced). Dump - A sudden price fall. Volatility - How quickly prices go up or down. Crypto is highly volatile. Support - A price level where the asset tends to stop falling. Resistance - A price level where the asset tends to stop rising. HODL - Hold On for Dear Life – keep crypto despite market drops. FOMO - Fear Of Missing Out – buying in panic when prices go up. Whale - A person or entity holding a large amount of crypto. Gas Fees - Transaction fees on networks like Ethereum. PIP (Percentage in Point) - A PIP is the smallest price movement that a cryptocurrency can make based on market convention. Spread - spread refers to the difference between the buy price (bid) and the sell price (ask) of a cryptocurrency. Stop Loss (SL) - A Stop Loss is a pre-set order to automatically sell a crypto asset when it reaches a specific lower price to limit your losses. Take Profit (TP) - A Take Profit order automatically closes your trade in profit when the asset hits your target price. Liquidity - Liquidity refers to how easily you can buy or sell a cryptocurrency without affecting its market price. (Kitne asaani se kisi coin ko kharid sakte hai) LOT - A Lot refers to the standardized quantity of a crypto asset being traded. 1 Standard Lot me 1000 Unit hota hai.