Binance funding rate affects perpetual futures positions held through funding time. Learn payment direction, holding cost and where to review funding history.
Binance Glossary and Rule Explainers
Systematic explainers for Binance terms, signup rules, trading concepts, transfer networks and security vocabulary.
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Explains maker vs taker on Binance by showing how orders add or take liquidity, how fee labels are assigned and what to review after execution.
Explains market order vs limit order by comparing immediate execution, price control, slippage, non-fill risk and post-order review.
Explains Binance device verification, why a new device prompt can appear, how it differs from 2FA and what to check before continuing.
Explains Binance login device history, how it helps review trusted devices, suspicious logins and follow-up security steps after device changes.
Explains the Binance withdrawal whitelist, how it limits withdrawals to trusted addresses and why it is different from 2FA or normal withdrawal confirmation.
Binance leverage adjustment changes exposure relative to margin. Learn why leverage is not risk control and what to check before changing it.
Binance isolated margin assigns margin to a specific futures position. Learn how it differs from cross margin and what to check before opening leveraged trades.
Binance mark price is a reference price used in futures risk checks. Learn how it relates to PnL, liquidation estimates, trigger orders and last price.
Binance liquidation price estimates where a futures position may be forcibly closed. Learn how margin, leverage, position size and stop loss relate.
Explains what a Binance anti-phishing code does, how it helps identify official emails and why it does not replace 2FA, device checks or link review.
Understand Binance API key permission scope before creating or keeping a key active. Compare read-only, trading, withdrawal access, IP restrictions and cleanup checks.
Explains Binance Convert vs Spot by comparing quote visibility, execution control, order records, slippage and when each route is easier to review.
Explains slippage by connecting order size, liquidity, volatility, market orders and the final average execution price.
Explains stop-limit orders by separating trigger price, posted limit price, execution risk and the checks needed after the order activates.