newbie binance questions

[forestx]

I have just started trading with Binance as opposed to investing and have a couple of questions
1st what can I do with dust, left over bits of coins after a trade I did google this and it said to trade them for BNB but this isnt an option for the coins I have

Also and more of an issue is why am I losing money on winning trade

I put 1/2 my bitcoin into ARN and set it up to sell half my coins at a certain level and the other half at another
The trade was successful 1st level was 2% 2nd level 3%
However I got back less btc than i put in - this seems to be the opposite of what I want
did i do something wrong does this not work as a way of trading

Thanks

[Andrey123]

This exchange is too complicated for beginners.
It was necessary to begin with Bitrix at least.
There, the charts are normally read and the design is good.

Plus, you need to understand the price movement of the selected coin.
Ideally, you need to buy at the bottom, and sell on the ceiling.
But beginners can not see these faces and go either at the peak of prices or they sell when the price has already stopped falling.

[timikulit]

I have just started trading with Binance as opposed to investing and have a couple of questions
1st what can I do with dust, left over bits of coins after a trade I did google this and it said to trade them for BNB but this isnt an option for the coins I have

Also and more of an issue is why am I losing money on winning trade

I put 1/2 my bitcoin into ARN and set it up to sell half my coins at a certain level and the other half at another
The trade was successful 1st level was 2% 2nd level 3%
However I got back less btc than i put in - this seems to be the opposite of what I want
did i do something wrong does this not work as a way of trading

Thanks

Did you used Binance coins as fees for lower transaction cost? If not, there will be a left over ARN token in your binance exchange wallet. Maybe that is the reason why your balance in bitcoin is lower than previous even if you are 5% gain in your trades.

Utilize the Binance coin (BNB) you must use it when trading on binance. its a must not an option.

[forestx]

I dont have bnb but this cant just be about holding that coin which gets me half off

I have just entered a trade  and bought a coin going down

Putting am order in the  order book to sell at the same amount i did buy it at I noticed that i'd lose 3.5%

If I sell it at  4% up in the order book I'd only make 0.29% back in bitcoin amount

There is something serious amiss here this doesn't make sense