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Let's turn the labels into a short, useful rehearsal. Our example uses

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Bitcoin priced in dollars, shown as BTC-USD, and ten simulated dollars. The

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market name is real; the practice money and demonstration account are fictional.

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This is an example for learning the controls, not a recommendation to

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buy Bitcoin or to use ten dollars in Live.

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Start with Paper selected and the account information loaded. Note your practice

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cash and whether a Bitcoin position already exists. That starting record matters.

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If you already own some simulated Bitcoin, a later purchase may add

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to an existing position instead of creating a completely new row. We

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want to recognize a change, not assume how many rows should appear.

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On the desktop, open the Coin Universe and locate the available BTC-USD

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market. Read the full pair before choosing Buy. If it is unavailable,

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use our demonstration rather than guessing at a different product. The mobile

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interface has a different set of controls; if this order form is

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not available there, follow the example or use the desktop layout. If

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a control is missing, stay with the desktop demonstration for this exercise.

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The purchase form includes Quantity and Amount in dollars. Quantity means units

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of the asset. Amount means the dollar value used to calculate an

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example quantity from the displayed price. Enter ten in Amount, then inspect

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the quantity and total. Ten dollars of Bitcoin is a fraction of

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a coin. It is very different from entering ten in Quantity.

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Check four things before continuing: Paper is still selected, the pair is

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the one you intended, the action is Buy, and the amount is

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the practice amount you meant. Make sure the practice account has enough

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tradable cash. The displayed calculation helps you review the request; it is

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not a promise that every final execution detail will exactly match that

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estimate.

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Choose Confirm to review the purchase confirmation. Read it again. The final

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action is labeled Yes, Buy Now. It submits the request; it is

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not just another way to inspect the chart. In the demonstration, the

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request is simulated. If you are following along, continue only in your

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confirmed Paper context. You can also stop before submission and complete the

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review without buying.

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After one submission, wait for the response. Do not repeatedly press the

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action because the screen seems slow. Look for the resulting Paper position

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and its transaction record. Compare the market, quantity, timing, and cash change

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with your starting notes. A disappearing dialog alone does not explain what

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happened, and a moving chart alone is not a receipt.

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If you receive an error, read it before changing anything. It may

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concern the request, available cash, data, or access. If the result is

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uncertain, inspect the records before retrying so you do not accidentally repeat

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an accepted request. Describing a clear rejection is a useful rehearsal result

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too. You have learned to separate what you asked for from what

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the app confirmed, without enabling a strategy or entering Live.
