Can you provide examples of how pips are calculated in cryptocurrency trading?

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• Nov 25, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Sure! In cryptocurrency trading, pips, or percentage in point, represent the smallest unit of price movement. For example, if the price of Bitcoin moves from $10,000 to $10,001, it has moved 1 pip. Similarly, if the price of Ethereum moves from $500 to $502, it has moved 2 pips. Pips are important for calculating profits and losses in trades and determining the risk-reward ratio. They can vary depending on the decimal places used in the price quote and the pip value of the specific cryptocurrency being traded.
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• Nov 25, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Absolutely! Pips in cryptocurrency trading are calculated based on the decimal places used in the price quote. For example, if a cryptocurrency is quoted with 4 decimal places, such as 0.0012, and it moves to 0.0013, it has moved 1 pip. However, if the same cryptocurrency is quoted with 2 decimal places, such as 12.34, and it moves to 12.35, it has also moved 1 pip. The number of pips gained or lost in a trade determines the profit or loss made.
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• Nov 25, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Of course! Let's take a look at an example using BYDFi, a popular cryptocurrency trading platform. Suppose you buy Bitcoin at $10,000 and sell it at $10,200. The price has moved 200 pips in your favor. If you had bought 1 Bitcoin, you would have made a profit of 200 pips. However, if the price had moved against you and you sold at $9,800, you would have made a loss of 200 pips. It's important to monitor the pip movements to make informed trading decisions.
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