In this video, we will show you step-by-step and beginner friendly how to trade crypto incl. stablecoins at Kraken (Pro), both for Spot Trading (we buy Bitcoin as example with USD) and Futures Trading. We will show you live examples of long and short sell trades to follow, with Market Orders (taker) and Limit Orders (maker) and leverage adjustment. We will showcase both a coin-m (coin margined) and usd-m (usd margined) Futures trade. Moreover, we present how to set a Take Profit and Stop Loss at Kraken and showcase how to find your transaction history to reconcile all your trades, profits, losses, and fees.

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00:00 Introduction & outline
01:20 Spot trade market order
04:35 Futures (usd-m) limit order long
07:00 Adjust Leverage
07:55 Set Take Profit and Stop Loss
11:50 Futures (coin-m) short sell trade
14:55 Reconcile trades through Trading History

This video will show you all the skills necessary to trade crypto. We perform an example trade showing you how to buy Bitcoin with a Spot order, so swapping your USD token to Bitcoin. Spot orders are a simple exchange of two tokens and can be performed either through a market or a limit order. In a market order, your trade will be executed with the best available price, while in a limit order you have to specific a quantity and price you would be willing to trade for. Only if someone else is willing to trade with you at that price, your trade will be executed. In spot trading, you cannot go long or short, just simply buy or sell a token for another token.
If you want to go long or short on a trade and also use leverage, you need to trade Futures, and we will also show you in this video how to do this. We perform an example usd-margined Futures trade with a limit order going long. Moreover, you can adjust your leverage in Futures trades, which decides how much collateral you will need for this trade to be executed. Once you do not have any collateral anymore, your trade will be automatically liquidated. Using leverage can be risky, as not only your profits are leveraged, but also your lossed are. The order types for futures trades are the same as in spot trading, both market and Limit orders exist. For Futures trades, you can also set a Take Profit and Stop Loss for your trade, which is very important in trading. We show you both how to set a Take Profit and Stop Loss both before entering the trade, or adding them to an existing trade.

As always when dealing with cryptocurrencies and trading, please make sure to do your own research and take the required time to process and execute. The information in this video may be outdated.

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