UI Map
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Funding Account vs Spot Account: Chinese-English UI Field Comparison
Binance Funding account and Spot account are two separate accounts, and their field names are easy to mix up between the Chinese and English UI. This article lines up every major field in both accounts side by side, so you don't get lost when reading English-language tutorials.
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How to use the Binance Announcements page: category filters and how to judge what's important
The Binance Announcements page publishes every official update — new listings, delistings, maintenance, airdrops, Launchpad, and more — and you can filter by category tag to quickly find what matters to you. This article explains the page's category structure, subscription settings, and a few signals for judging how important an announcement actually is.
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How to tell apart the sections on the Binance Earn page? Savings, staking, and dual-currency compared side by side
The Binance Earn page includes Flexible Earn, Locked Earn, on-chain staking, dual investment, liquidity farming, Auto-Invest, and more. This article breaks down each section in the order it appears on the page, covering its characteristics, risk level, and who it suits, plus a first-time subscription recommendation for newcomers.
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What Does Each Item on the Binance Security Page Do? 2FA, Anti-Phishing, and Whitelist Fully Explained
The Binance account security page has a dozen or so features, including 2FA, Anti-Phishing Code, withdrawal address whitelist, device management, and API management. This article goes through the page top to bottom, item by item, explaining what each security setting does, the recommended configuration, and the common pitfalls.
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How to Read the Tabs on the Binance Orders Page: Open Orders vs Order History Explained
The Binance orders page is split into tabs like Open Orders, Order History, Trade History, and Conditional Orders, and each tab shows orders in a different state. This article walks through real order data to explain what each tab and field means, and how to quickly find a specific order.
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What Do All Those Numbers on the Binance Candlestick Chart Mean? Open, Close, High, Low Explained
The open price, close price, high price, low price, volume, and range shown above a Binance candlestick chart all have specific meanings. This article goes through every number on the top of the chart, left to right, explaining what each one means, how it's calculated, and how it's actually useful when trading.
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What Are the 4 Accounts in the Binance App Wallet? Spot, Funding, Futures, and Earn Compared
The Binance App wallet page shows 4 sub-accounts by default: Spot, Funding, Futures, and Earn. Each one has a different purpose and a different range of supported coins. This note breaks down what each account does, what you can hold in it, the transfer rules between them, and how a beginner should use them in the first week.
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Binance Chinese UI to English UI Field Mapping: Don't Get Lost Between the Two
You'll often run into phrases like 'tap Spot Wallet and transfer' in tutorials, but what's that field actually called on the other version of the interface? This article lines up the highest-frequency UI fields side by side in English and Chinese.