Topic: Best pair for Ethereum and what trading platform?? (Read 188 times)

I would not work with any pair at all, because now I'm working directly with contracts on the BitMex exchange and I'm happy with everything, sometimes I understand that the situation as a whole is strange, like the upcoming events that will happen very soon.

1. Ethereum would be more than enough for you to trade but it would be a plus point if you broaden your trading options.
2. It's your choice but the general technique for profit in moving market applied to any other economic field works here.
3. USDT of course would be an essential tool while trading crypto. It is one of the reasons why day trading is still profitable.
4. Depends on your liquidity and interest. 0.1% taker and 0.1% maker fees are the highest you should pay.

Why not to choose ETH/BTC pair? Price volatility is impressive, a lot of exchanges with good liquidity, you can make only few trades per year to be in profit.

Well, actually I'm also new in trading and start trading some months ago.
1. I think it is enough to start than forcing to have big capital with owning. I also started trading with only around 0.5ETH.
2. I will look at the coin chance. COmmonly, some coins are good and worthy for day trading. But you must know exactly whether you are ready for it or not
3. I'm also little bit confused about this. Istill don't pair it.
4. Yeah, it is very important to consider which platform in order to set certain rate and get enough profits. It will also relate to the security and easiness including the payment fees.

Normally, that is not even something anyone needs to be told before even entering the trading world. The essence of practicing what you have learned is to be able to gain confidence in the market you want to end up trading and without knowledge you are still going to lose anyway.

However, pairing with USDT is a good start when it comes to ETH, as I really do not fancy trading ETH:ALTS anyway unless it is an ERC20 decentralized exchange. For centralized exchanges, it is either I trade ETH/BTC or ETH/USDT.

1- even 10$ is enough to start and learn. I alwais recomend for newbies to start with smallest possible bet to not overpay for learning (because at beggining you will alwais loose - bull run is exception because in bull run even blind monkey would earn)
2- just start trading with lowest possible bet on short time frames. Soonly you will see that indicators are made for whales to know exacly where will extra supply/demand appear from TA lovers
3- ask yoursefl question. Do i wont to earn USD or ETH. Its important to define this because if eth will continue to drop and you will decide to earn ETH with every sucesfull trade you will have less and less USD. So you could think - im doing something wrong. No you are doing it right, because you decided to trade to have more and more eth. Also ask yourself question - do i realy want to trade to earn ETH? There is neo, stellar, eos, nem, waves doing the same. Are you really 100% sure that with next bull run ETH will be where it is now (nr 2 marketcap)? ETH is not finished project with lots of bugs in code.  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.45427376 - here you can read my post where i've wrote more about ETH.
4- binance. If something is not on binance than sell it and buy exacly the same project on binance. There are soo manny coins and almost every coin has its dubler doing the same. ETH, NEO, STELLAR, NEM, EOS, WAVES - they are all DAPS ans Smart contracts.

For 1 Eth for basic capital is enough but I see another problem. I think you should try demo account before enter the market, practice will give you reality what risk I will take if decides to open position. Not try to give you lesson but this question is like me 2 years a go. Push me too hard enter market with out know the risk and practice make loss in high value.

First of, is eth will be the only coin that you'll trade?

1. Since you're just new, try it with just small amount and if everything went well then add more along the way.
2. It's up to you, where your knowledge will take you, but definitely don't try day trading.
3. USDT is a good choice most especially if you'll taking profit.
4. Use major exchange sites that will suit you, we have tons of it so you can freely decide

Good luck with your trading journey, bare in mind that you should just trade by your means and not by greed.

To make more profit from Ethereum is better to trade it with others altcoin because the price of  Ethereum has lower volatility than others altcoin. We can see just now when Ethereum reached the bottomed the price just increase about 20% but others altcoin when touched the bottom the price can be going up more than 100%. For the trading platform is beter to use exchange that has high trading volume like Binance and Bittrex.

Trading skills need to be accumulated from constant trading, even if you see the teaching can not give you too much change, if you are willing to learn, then Youtube is a good platform!

There is no minimum capital required in the crypto trading but your capital need to be enough to cover the transaction fee from your profits in that case one ethereum may not be enough if you want to be an active trader,but if you like to do play with ethereum and USDT in long term then it will be enough.

To start and learn capital is not important. You can start with the minimum amount and it will be good a beginner because during initial stages you may make mistakes so your losses will be less. Different people have a different target so you decide how much you want to risk to learn crypto trading.


You can first start by buying and holding them until you reach your target price to sell because day trading may be more risky for beginners.



I'm using Bittrex for my trades but if you choose them then make sure you verify your account first before depositing any huge amount to avoid future risks. Because sometimes they may ask you to verify your account to withdraw funds. But they don't list all the new coins to trade.

1. Yes . It will now depend how will you play on it.

2. Techniques will be came from your own analyzation. Learn how to deal with the trading term "buy low sell high".

3. You will never know the result until you will try it. That's how will you test your strategy.

4. Refer to coinmarketcap.com on what exchanges your coins/tokens are being traded. You can choose the one with the high volume. After you choose, search now for some community's feedback about the exchange.

Like you mentioned, you have a little trading knowledge. That is enough and you don't need an expert advice. The set of strategy will came to you because we have different ways in dealing with the market.  Just continue to do trading because you will build experienced here and that will be your foundation to become a good trader someday.

I'm not necessarily an expert, but am sure 1 Ethereum ($273+) is enough to start of. If possible start of with smaller.
It's always advisable to start small and sharpen your skills without the pressure of huge losses.



Different techniques suit different players, find the one that you are good at (you can joggle a few), and stick to that technique till you master it.

Hi Guys!  I'm planning to start trading with ethereum. I have a little knowledge  in trading also.  So I need an advice from the expert  now, here's my questions.
1. 1 ethereum is enough  as a capital for trading?
2. What kind of trading  techniques  I should apply?  
3. I'm thinking to pair ethereum in USDT because USDT didn't change its value,  compare to other cryptocurrency. My purpose is I can easily track  my profits and loses at the same time I can see the deduction  of the transaction fee. But I still want to hear any suggestion  from the experts here.
4. I'm choosing  which  trading platform I should use?  Because I got some Holdings  that other exchanges  didn't list it in their platform and this make my mind messy because I want all my token in the same exchange.  

I hope you Guys could help me.
Thanks in advanced