How to Choose a Market Pair for Direct Investment
When you open Markets, you may see many available pairs. Each pair has its own Profit Rate, price, and recent movement. This page helps you choose systematically instead of selecting only the pair with the highest rate.
Step 1: Select a market group
Section titled “Step 1: Select a market group”First, select the market group you want to view:
- Cryptocurrencies for crypto pairs such as BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT, and SOL/USDT.
- Forex for currency pairs such as EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY.
If you are new, begin with the type of asset you understand better. Do not choose a market group only because it appears more volatile or offers a higher Profit Rate.
Step 2: Select a pair you understand
Section titled “Step 2: Select a pair you understand”Prioritize pairs you have followed before or understand at a basic level.
For example:
- If you regularly follow Bitcoin, you may begin with BTC/USDT.
- If you follow currency markets, you may begin with EUR/USD or GBP/USD.
- If you do not understand a pair, learn more about it before investing.
Understanding the pair helps you read the chart more effectively and reduces decisions based only on intuition.
Step 3: Compare Profit Rates
Section titled “Step 3: Compare Profit Rates”Next, review the Profit Rate for each pair.
The Profit Rate determines how profit is calculated when the investment is profitable. It does not indicate the probability of success or the safety of the investment.
A pair with a higher rate may be attractive, but also consider:
- How the price is moving.
- Whether you understand the pair.
- Which rate is currently applied to your account.
- Whether your balance supports your fund-management plan.
Step 4: Compare Your rate and Max
Section titled “Step 4: Compare Your rate and Max”Each pair may display:
- Your rate: the Profit Rate currently applied to your account.
- Max: the highest available Profit Rate for that pair.
If the difference is large, your Current Level may not yet qualify for the maximum rate.
You can then:
- Continue with Your rate.
- Review your account level.
- Deposit additional USDT if you want to upgrade and doing so is appropriate.
Learn more: Account Levels and Profit Rates
Step 5: Review recent movement
Section titled “Step 5: Review recent movement”Do not ignore the price and small chart.
Review:
- Whether the price is moving up or down.
- Whether movement is strong.
- Whether the pair is reversing repeatedly.
- Whether the price has remained in a narrow range for a long time.
The small chart is useful for quick filtering. For a decision, review the detailed price chart on the direct-investment screen.
Step 6: Check your balance
Section titled “Step 6: Check your balance”Before selecting a pair, make sure you have enough balance for the intended Investment Amount.
You can review your balance on:
- Dashboard
- My Wallet
- The confirmation area on the direct-investment screen
If the balance is insufficient, open Deposit.
Learn more: How to Deposit USDT
Step 7: Select Invest and review again
Section titled “Step 7: Select Invest and review again”After choosing a pair, select Invest.
On the direct-investment screen, review:
- Market Pair.
- Current price.
- Investment Session or timing conditions.
- Applied Profit Rate.
- Any other applicable condition.
Submit the investment only after reviewing all information.
Choose a pair based on your objective
Section titled “Choose a pair based on your objective”If you are new
Section titled “If you are new”Choose a widely followed pair that is easy for you to understand, and begin with a small amount. Your first objective should be learning the process rather than immediately maximizing profit.
If you prioritize Profit Rate
Section titled “If you prioritize Profit Rate”You may compare pairs by Profit Rate, but also review recent movement and your Current Level before deciding.
If you prioritize risk control
Section titled “If you prioritize risk control”Choose a pair you understand, avoid unusually sharp movement, and use only a small portion of your balance for each investment.
If you want to upgrade your account
Section titled “If you want to upgrade your account”Review the Current Level, the additional balance required, and whether depositing more USDT is appropriate. A higher level may provide a better rate on certain pairs.
Common pair-selection mistakes
Section titled “Common pair-selection mistakes”Selecting only the highest Profit Rate
Section titled “Selecting only the highest Profit Rate”A high rate does not mean the pair is easier to predict. Risk remains high if you do not understand the pair or if the price is moving abnormally.
Not checking the exact pair name
Section titled “Not checking the exact pair name”Some pair symbols look similar, especially in Forex. Verify the pair before submitting an investment.
Ignoring the account level
Section titled “Ignoring the account level”If Your rate is lower than Max, your account is not currently receiving the pair’s best available rate.
Ignoring recent movement
Section titled “Ignoring recent movement”Recent movement helps you identify whether the pair is stable, moving clearly, or fluctuating sharply. Do not ignore it.
Using too much capital at the beginning
Section titled “Using too much capital at the beginning”If you are not familiar with the product, begin with a small amount to reduce risk and learn how results are recorded.
Frequently asked questions
Section titled “Frequently asked questions”Should I choose Forex or Cryptocurrencies?
Section titled “Should I choose Forex or Cryptocurrencies?”Choose the group you understand better. Crypto often moves faster, while Forex is influenced by currency movement and economic news. Both involve risk.
Is the highest Profit Rate always the best choice?
Section titled “Is the highest Profit Rate always the best choice?”No. The Profit Rate is only one factor. Also consider price movement, your understanding of the pair, and the amount you are prepared to risk.
What happens if I select Invest by mistake?
Section titled “What happens if I select Invest by mistake?”The Invest button only opens the direct-investment screen. You can return to Markets if you have not submitted an investment.
Where can I review a pair after investing?
Section titled “Where can I review a pair after investing?”After an investment is created, review it in Investment History or the relevant performance pages.