Topic: Best exchange for beginner? - page 29. (Read 5560 times)
I'm gonna say Binance is the best, and I think it is beginner friendly, to me they're all almost the same. It's best to choose bigger exchanges, you can watch a few YouTube videos to figure everything out. Or you can have accounts on few exchanges, sometimes you need to do a quick coin shopping and can't find that coin on big exchanges
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.
I recommend paying attention to Kucoin. Very convenient and easy to use platform, without the need for unnecessary waste of time. An excellent level of security, I feel very comfortable here.
My suggestion is Kucoin and Binance and Coss. They are very friendly users, good for beginners. Very concise and not complicated. They are very easy to learn or try to start even in poloniex, when you are ready, you can start there, very nice GUI and has a good volume. Just try it, good luck.
Personally I used cex to buy eth being an absolute beginner and it was quite easy. Read articles and watch some videos if you're confused anyway.
Your choice depends on what altcoins you would like to exchange. Cex doesn't have that many though.
Your choice depends on what altcoins you would like to exchange. Cex doesn't have that many though.
I think all the exchanges are the same and all beginners could adapt on the platform quite easy. Because I think the most important thing for beginner is know the markets and learn how to read the charts.
Crypto beginners can start with any exchange of his choice but must first of all learn the thread by reading as much as he can about cryptocurrencies and trading so as to be familiar wi3the game before starting. Exchanges are meant for those who are informed about the game not for novice.
For the beginners the best exchange is Bittrex. Not only for the first time but forever it is for all traders. In Bittrex the only coins that are highest volume are listed and traded. So, keep watching the newly listed and bet for that new one. Definitely you will get profit of minimum of 50% and even more.
For me the best exchange is Bittrex. It's made simply and intellectually. There is a possibility to use stop los, easy currency search. Heard that the exchange plans to abandon USDT and open the pair to the dollar. About minuses. Some people have a problem with registration
I am more confident for beginner traders to trade in Bittrex and Poloniex or can also try to trade coins / tokens in forkDelta, because at Yobit it is very risky for beginner traders at very frequent coin prices in Dump.
Actually, exchanges are the same with others and they're not different at all. They just have some different rules on their withdraws, deposits and their verification and that's all. The basis work of them are the same and you actually can use any exchange.
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.
Choose online exchange for cryptocurrency fit in your loction, because i use tow kind of exchange one is my local wallet i use it i need convert my coin into fiat money. And use wallet now for my signature campaign i promote nexybit online trading, try it is easy to use and have strong security.
I would suggest Binance, it is very simple to signup, is easy to use, the graphs are decent, usually has the highest trading volume for all altcoins, is reliable, no hacks or coins lost has been reported with direct implication. The support center is very good and reply fast if you have any issue. Downside does not have too many USDT pairs but lately added ADA, and Ripple. Binance has its own token, called BNB token which you can use to trade with 50% discount. In addition, Binance is the largest crypto exchange in the world so you can rely on it. 
I am more confident for beginner traders to trade in Bittrex and Poloniex or can also try to trade coins / tokens in forkDelta, because at Yobit it is very risky for beginner traders at very frequent coin prices in Dump.
I believe that it is necessary to start trading with such exchanges as Binance, Bittrex, Poloniex. Just because there are very good trading volumes for the day. But of course this is a centralized exchange. You can not store a lot of their money on them.
For greater security of your funds, you can use Etherdelta or Bancor.
For greater security of your funds, you can use Etherdelta or Bancor.
I don't think that we should separate exchanges for beginners and for experienced traders. I think that every beginner should create account on most of top exchanges and learn how to trade their as most of them are quite similar. It's needed when a new coin that you've invested in gets listed on a certain exchange and if you don't have account their and don't even know how to trade than you can loose a lot of valuable time to get into it.
no exchange is leading the trade now, even poloniex is a shadow of itself. Beginners should try coin that holds there new coins, most good exchanges will still hold the top 10 coin will the largest cap. beginners should consider transaction fee, safety of [Suspicious link removed]d support centre, technical system and prices of coins.
It all depends on what coins you decide to trade. On different barges, trade goes in different coins. Somewhere the list of coins is larger, somewhere less so you choose. I started trading with Binance and Livekoin.
investors who want to invest in crypto-currency exchanges need to find an easy-to-use exchange site. This is more important for beginners. I think they should search the binance exchange site
Etherdelta is quite user friendly and easy to access to various tokens and coins on there but before since its DNS server got hacked the site itself doesn't load properly at least after a couple of try. Which is pretty frustrating. You should check out Bittrex as I think this is one of the exchanges out there and the user interface is also good.
Binance is also a good exchange but sometime like yesterday they do update without prevent their user
it is best start with bitcoin exchange that has been designed for beginners. bitcoin exchanges can be fairly complex platforms and as you risk your own capital. it is important to understand how it works so that you will know the flow on how to work with it . just follow all the instruction for you to understand every little things in bitcoin . by then when you have your own earning you can invest to grow your capital. Binance is also a good exchange but sometime like yesterday they do update without prevent their user
if you are a new trader i suggest you go to exchanges with big volumes, i mean all of the major coins are being listed on that exchanges. I'm pertaining to bigexchanges like Coinbase, Binance and Kucoin for example. It is in order for you to have a variety of choices, base on my experience i am using some other exchanges because some of the bounties and coin that i've got are not yet listed on those big exchanges so i am waiting for it hit those exchanges. but so far what i am using are all included at the top five, it is very rare that i am using those low volume exchange to honest.
In my opinion, I would say I would suggest binance to every beginner as this is a good and solid exchange with enough volume/liquidity and has a friendly interface and also has a simple APPLICATION that is easy to use.
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