Topic: Best exchange for beginner? - page 12. (Read 5559 times)
If you’re a novice, you can find a lot of information on Bibox as it serves as a knowledge tool for creating awareness for digital currencies. Bibox offers an easy to use platform for you with a large array of cryptocurrency assets for trading.
Though bittrex is still a freindly and easily to used but it's transaction fees especially in withdrawing is pretty high. A thing which could make people from looking for another one. Most of the good coins are available on Bittrex, it is a relatively secure platform up till now and transfers payments at an extremely fast rate. Also for analysis, it also has candlestick charts easily analyzable by beginners
My suggestion is try KUCOIN and BINANCE. They are very friendly user, good for beginner . They are very easy to learn or try to start also in bittrex, but bittrex need KYC. The best exchanger for new traders is binance because the almost all of the alternative coins be listed on there are has been selected by the binance, it is reduce the risk losing money
I think poloniex is also good,this is tue first exchanges that I use and I feel it easy to understand how to make transaction. Big exchanges is the best for begginer because it will not turn to scam. It depends on what coins you have your hodling or expecting to receive, then the case is forced to choose between the exchange that receives the token I think it is best
The first exchange at which I was registered was Bittrex. In my opinion there is a convenient and intuitive interface and a large list of altcoins. Also I like the Kucoin. I wouldn't advise beginners to use the exchange Yobit, it is possible to be left without a deposit quickly.
Binance is good for me. You can watch tutorials at youtube.
Although not all tokens are available at binance exchange but it's more users friendly and easy to use.
Although not all tokens are available at binance exchange but it's more users friendly and easy to use.
For me as a newbie I started on Bittrex. It is very good exchange, especially now with better user interface, the only thing is you have to verify yourself there firstly.
One thing i know very well about exchange is it requires a little technical know how. As a matter of fact, if a newbie really wanna learn how to place a buy and sell order, i would advice a decentralized exchange, the likes of forkdelta, etherdelta and the rest. This would really help alot.
I currently in bittrex exchange so far so goood. But in choosing exchange you must first have a coin and that coin determine you where exchange you can sell it.
There are exchanges that show convertibility options to USD eg cryptopia but I have not used it so I cannot speak much about. I will be interested to know as well which exchange does that. but as a beginner, you can start with hitbtc or idex easy to use and fast transaction with a low transaction fee.
There are a lot of notable Exchanges that requires time to learn and understand. Big exchanges like Binance, Kucoin and HitBTC are easy to learn and they require your personal Identification before you can use their Exchanging system. This proves that they only want their customers to be humans and not some bots. Cryptopia is also an exchange that is worth giving a try because a lot of tokens is already listed there and their transactions work fast.
Shapeshift was the easiest for me , when I just started only few good coins are listed there. For a beginners, i guess their platform suits very well.
i think the best exchange for you is the local one that can easily transfer and withdraw your money like for indonesian people usually trade on Indodax.com and there are luno too. I think for china people usually trade on huobi and anything else. so look for a local exchange first not the global one.
I think that we use and easily feel safe from the poloniex hacker, have a security system that can secure our assets from robbery. Poloniex is very easy to run, it is perfect for beginners. You can try poloniex first.
I think the best exchange for beginners is Binance and EtherDelta because that exchangers is easy to trade you just have to have eth to trade in ed for beginner because you can trade you just do depo sell withdraw.
Coinmama has a straightforward platform where you can buy bitcoins. In order to you need to provide your email address, a password for the account, your complete name (first, middle, last) and your country of residence. Once your account is confirmed you are ready to buy bitcoins on the site.
Coinbase of course, the site is built in a way that beginners can easily navigate through the platform quickly.
The Coinbase interface is very intuitive and easy to use. Trading is always on the click or two again, with an excellent website speed.
As a beginner, I tried my hands on Yobit. and simply its awesome.
I believe that the best exchange for the beginner is Yobit, even though the withdrawals take longer than usual. But the minimum purchase amount is low (only 10,000 satoshi). Which means you can buy small quantities until you learn the ropes.
Yes.. and the advantage with Yobit is that they allow trading in close to 2,000 different coins and tokens. No other exchange comes even close to Yobit with regards to this. But the only problem with them is that their support is too slow.
Wink Wink binance is good and popular nowadays. but i wouldnt say it is the best exchange. because all centralized exchanges are very risky for traders. anyway we have to use it. decide what you want to buy and check from coinmarketcap which exchanges are listing it and register the one with biggest volume with this altcoin
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