Topic: Best exchange for beginner? - page 23. (Read 5561 times)
I think you can use exchanges, which have a lot of coins. The best option is Bittrex or Binance. Etherdelta also a good option but it is not so easy to use.
Best exchange for beginners from my perspective is the etherdelta it easy to use.... I'll say efficient percially.
I will not trust ED because there's a lot of shitcoins out there.Being a trader in order for you to learn, you need to be in a bigger market which you can see good volume so you can exercise your trading
skills and eventually improve it. Why not choose Binance and Bittrex, when I was new, I start with Bittrex.
There is none like that for now but there are a lot of cryptocurrency projects going on which will solve that problem. Hash card is ongoing and when it is finally successful, the cryptocurrency coins holders will be able to withdraw cash using their hash card connected to their cryptocurrency wallets. If that can happen, I'm sure cash deposit wallet for cryptocurrency purchase will also be on its way.
Best exchange for beginners from my perspective is the etherdelta it easy to use.... I'll say efficient percially.
For me the best exchange for beginners is Forkdelta and Idex because in addition to its security is guaranteed the exchange process is quite easy.
If i remember correctly, started with kucoin. but I suggest better start with decentralized exchange like idex etc.
I think the best exchange for new cummer is yobit.I have been very impressvie to use yobit as new cummer.It is very easy to use and many new cummer have facing the account verifiaction problem to any other exchange,so i think fo new cummer this is best exchange.The minimum purchase amount is very low (only 10,000 satoshi).
I was away from crypto for years and now I'm trying to get back into the game. I was really STUNNED that there is no exchange, even after many years since bitcoin started, that we can just deposit USD and start exchanging altcoins. I hope I'm wrong because this would be the single biggest hurdle for altcoins to be widely adopted by general public. There are just too many hurdles to jump over just to START trading.
depends on how much you want to put in first, but yes, with stronger regulation on the way, majority of exchanges already tightened their KYC and AML policies to make the life of traders bit harder.
I recommend only decentralized exchanges with more security and you will be able to save data and your money. There are a lot of scammers so keep in mind that you should be careful with your assets. Use decentralized exchanges and think about hacking of centralized exchanges, problems with security and data storage
Beginners can try to trade on Yobit. There is a simple registration and no need to pass KYC. Withdrawal and Deposit of funds occurs almost instantly. Of the minuses I can call a high Commission and poor technical support.
Binance is by far the easiest to use.Most of the people who started in the last couple of months started there.user friendly and a very well known site.also it is very secure.we know what happened the last time a security breach happened.
Cryptopia.co.nz and Binance are very good for beginners, you can easily find new help, and the two exchanges have a lot of coins to choose, and the daily turnover is good.
I think they all are the same, nothing is different and all beginners could learn the same thing from different exchanges. The most important thing how to read the charts and all information in the exchanges.
I agree. Seeing as you pretty much do the same thing on the exchanges, there is no single exchange that is the best. What should matter is the coin that you want to trade and you need to find an exchange that carries that coin. As long as you know what you are doing on the exchanges then any one that you end up choosing would be good and you would have nothing to worry about.
Usually, I use Binance, KuCoin. Recently I noticed that new exchanges began to appear like Tokenjar, Switcheo. What do you think about them, have they any future?
There are several good exchanges. You can try a few of them. Bittrex has been the best, but it has not been accepting new users for some time. So, the next best is Binance, you can use it and it is user-friendly too. A few exchanges you can try like Kucoin, Yobit, Cryptopia, and Hitbtc.
Well for me when I first trade a coin, I used KuCoin bitcoin exchange, for me it is more user friendly and very simple interface. I easily understand how to trade on this website. Now I added Binance on my exchanges, since it is very popular nowadays and also this have a higher volume and enough pair. I've also monitoring the market price using the mobile app, so whenever I am I can easily access it. Well, it still depends on you, you just need to learn all the details and always be careful on scams site. Just research more and try to understand the charts, this will definitely be a big help.
I think they all are the same, nothing is different and all beginners could learn the same thing from different exchanges. The most important thing how to read the charts and all information in the exchanges.
I agree. Seeing as you pretty much do the same thing on the exchanges, there is no single exchange that is the best. What should matter is the coin that you want to trade and you need to find an exchange that carries that coin. As long as you know what you are doing on the exchanges then any one that you end up choosing would be good and you would have nothing to worry about.
I highly recommend bittrex because it has a dollar and Bitcoin trade. It is also good for beginners because it has a good interface and it doesn't lag compared to other platforms. Binance is also good for beginners because of its low transaction fee.
I think they all are the same, nothing is different and all beginners could learn the same thing from different exchanges. The most important thing how to read the charts and all information in the exchanges.
There is a big difference because the volume is necessary in a trading exchange. The bigger the volume the more reliable the chart move, so if you are in big exchange you feel safer and at the same time liquidity is not your problem.
I don't quite understand your discontent, you mean if the exchange between the crypt and the crypt on the stock exchange? or still between the dollar and the crypt? if between the crypt and the crypt that can be won on executus or polonex.com and that still does not have the normal exchange between bitcoin and the dollar is so it is not convenient of course.
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