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How to Calculate Crypto Position Size Before Trading
Learn how to turn a risk budget and stop distance into a planned crypto position size, then account for leverage, fees, slippage and liquidation risk.
How to Set Take-Profit Targets in Crypto Trading
Learn how crypto take-profit targets work, how to plan full or partial exits, and why trigger price, execution, fees and changing position size still matter.
What Is a Crypto Wallet? Hot Wallets, Cold Wallets and Private Keys
Learn what a crypto wallet manages, how hot and cold wallets differ, and why private keys, recovery phrases, addresses and network checks matter.
ETF vs. Stock: What's the Difference?
Compare owning one company's stock with holding an ETF share, including portfolio exposure, pricing, fees, concentration and tracking risks.
Market Order vs. Limit Order: Which Should You Use?
Compare market and limit orders using a worked order-book example. Learn about price control, partial fills, slippage and maker versus taker execution.
Crypto Leverage Explained: Position Size and Risk
See how leverage changes initial margin and exposure through simple calculations, and learn why maintenance margin, liquidation and trading costs matter.
How to Read Crypto Trading Pairs: BTC/USDT Explained
Decode base and quote assets, buy and sell directions, and order value in BTC/USDT. Use worked examples to avoid confusing quantity, price and settlement.
How to Deposit Crypto on OrangeX: Network and Address Checklist
Prepare an OrangeX.com crypto deposit by checking the asset, network, address, Memo/Tag and minimum amount, then follow confirmations and deposit history.
How to Use OrangeX.com Demo Trading
Practice perpetual-futures mechanics with OrangeX.com virtual funds, then review orders, leverage, funding and liquidation without confusing demo results with live trading.
What Is a Funding Rate in Perpetual Futures?
Understand why perpetual futures use funding, who pays whom, how notional value affects the payment, and what to check before a settlement time.
What Is an Order Book? Bids, Asks and Spread Explained
Learn how bids, asks, spread and depth form an order book, then use a worked example to see why a market order can fill at several prices.
What Is a Stablecoin? USDT, USDC and Key Risks
Learn how stablecoins target a reference value, how USDT and USDC differ from bank dollars, and which reserve, redemption, network and issuer risks to check.