When I started Binance P2P, I thought buying USDT cheap and selling higher would be easy.
But after spending 3 real days with small capital, I realized P2P is less about luck and more about patience, limits, and system thinking.
This article is not advice — it’s simply what I learned while actually doing P2P.
1️⃣ Small Capital Changes Everything
With low USDT, the biggest problem is order limits.
Good rates are often available, but minimum trade size blocks you.
👉 Lesson:
Small capital traders must wait more, not trade more.
2️⃣ Best Rates ≠ Best Deals
Many times I saw attractive prices, but:
Seller limits were high
Payment methods didn’t match
Volume was already taken
👉 Lesson:
A “good rate” is useless if you can’t execute the trade.
3️⃣ Waiting Is Also a Strategy
There were moments when:
Buy price dropped
Sell price stayed low
No buyers were matching my limit
Doing nothing felt uncomfortable — but it was the right move.
👉 Lesson:
In P2P, not trading is also a valid decision.
4️⃣ Trust Matters More Than Speed
I learned to always check:
Completion rate
Number of orders
Seller/buyer history
Fast trades are tempting, but safe trades keep you in the game.
5️⃣ P2P Is a Skill, Not a Shortcut
P2P rewards:
Discipline
Observation
Consistency
After 3 days, I’m not profitable yet —
but I’m no longer confused, and that itself is progress.
I’ll continue sharing what I learn — honestly and step by step.
If you’re also starting small on Binance P2P, you’re not alone.
