Topic: Can anyone recommend an event where one can test their trading skills? (Read 159 times)
November 14, 2023, 11:15:34 PM
I remember using a platform that allows you to use demo-trading/backtest without registering an account with e-mail etc, or use a fake e-mail that doesn't require any confirmation. Does anyone recall such a platform? I can't remember the name. This could be a good alternative for OP if they don't want to use their e-mail just for testing purposes since it can easily get spammed or sold to some data market by the platform he uses.
November 14, 2023, 03:29:47 PM
The world of DeFi trading provides a space for both newcomers and seasoned traders to test their mettle, adapt to market volatility, and potentially discover the next big thing in the cryptocurrency landscape. Share your thoughts and experiences with DeFi trading or any unique insights you've come across in this domain, can anyone recommend an event where one can test their trading skills?
You do not need an event to test your trading skills if you just want to do it as a trial before investing real money. Many trading exchanges give you a demo account with a virtual amount that may reach 25 thousand dollars, which you can use as if it were a real balance and use all the features that the platform provides you. Usually this does not even require making a first deposit.For example, the e-Toro platform provides this feature to all new and experienced users. e-Toro is a reliable and licensed platform that can be used after the trial period with real money without any concerns.
November 14, 2023, 01:12:16 PM
You are confusing trading with DeFi, there is no relation between them as they are two different concepts from each other.
In any case, if you are asking about trading cryptocurrencies or trading Forex, there are many large platforms that give you demo accounts to learn trading by depositing virtual money.
Of course, this method is good as a start, but you must keep in mind that demo trading is different from real trading. There are many emotions that control your decisions in real trading, such as fear and greed, but this does not exist in demo trading.
In any case, if you are asking about trading cryptocurrencies or trading Forex, there are many large platforms that give you demo accounts to learn trading by depositing virtual money.
Of course, this method is good as a start, but you must keep in mind that demo trading is different from real trading. There are many emotions that control your decisions in real trading, such as fear and greed, but this does not exist in demo trading.
November 14, 2023, 12:47:50 PM
If the intention is to not lose money, then demo trading is the way to go, which is completely risk free and you can practice over and over again!!!
And for the sake of testing your trading skills, platforms like tradingview mimic the real trading environment and depending on whether you using a trial version or paid version you can go back in time and experience how the markets work and get to get the real feeling of trading.
And for the sake of testing your trading skills, platforms like tradingview mimic the real trading environment and depending on whether you using a trial version or paid version you can go back in time and experience how the markets work and get to get the real feeling of trading.
can anyone recommend an event where one can test their trading skills?
Not limited to crypto trading here are some platforms to try as concept is the same:- Trading view
- tradezilla
- MetaTrader 4/5
November 14, 2023, 09:11:16 AM
The world of DeFi trading provides a space for both newcomers and seasoned traders to test their mettle, adapt to market volatility, and potentially discover the next big thing in the cryptocurrency landscape. Share your thoughts and experiences with DeFi trading or any unique insights you've come across in this domain, can anyone recommend an event where one can test their trading skills?
Go through the learning faucets and make something happen for your experience, there are other trading materials online, you can also join the ones that you know are from reliable people around whereby you can learn from them in person and also get the required informations needed, what you can do is just to have a start from somewhere and then you will begin to grow your own personal experience gradually till you're able to be independent about trading.
November 13, 2023, 06:07:45 PM
Demo as they say and you don't actually have to go with actual defi trading demo accounts. Go with most of the known trading websites for fiat because they're the ones that are offering demo accounts for you to just get to have the idea of how trading goes.
But if you want to have the real test of the crypto market, there are some crypto exchanges that do offer that and one of them could be your choice through this article[1].
[1] https://learn.bybit.com/crypto/best-crypto-demo-trading-account/
But if you want to have the real test of the crypto market, there are some crypto exchanges that do offer that and one of them could be your choice through this article[1].
[1] https://learn.bybit.com/crypto/best-crypto-demo-trading-account/
November 13, 2023, 03:43:01 PM
While placing your trade, you would still have a good percent of the adrenaline rush and this would be you trading the same condition as those trading live.
To test just how you good you might have been and you don’t want to be focused on the demo applications, you might just buy the ETF idea where you hope to get something out of your good works and you might be responsible for some of your actions even though, it’s just your reputation.
November 07, 2023, 08:48:53 AM
The world of DeFi trading provides a space for both newcomers and seasoned traders to test their mettle, adapt to market volatility, and potentially discover the next big thing in the cryptocurrency landscape. Share your thoughts and experiences with DeFi trading or any unique insights you've come across in this domain, can anyone recommend an event where one can test their trading skills?
I wouldn't use demo platforms to learn trading because demo and real life are like day and night. When you trade on demo platform with play money, you risk easily and you trade differenty because you know there is not your fate dependent on your trades but when you trade in real life and see that you lose or profit from your budget, then you start to ger nervous or excited and will make mistakes. That's why I think that the best way to learn trading is to trade with money that you can afford to lose but also is not some bucks. For example, $1000 is something I can afford to lose but this is still the amount of money I care. You can choose your number, it's not necessary to risk one thousand but you should remember your lessons carefully and improve your trading skills and emotions.But that does not totally eliminate the importance of demo trading. Using the demo account remains the best way to learn trading. It will help you master strategies, study the UI of the trading platform and if you are disciplined, it will also help you learn risk management
However, when OP used the word "event", it seems they mean something more than demo trading account. Maybe something real like a competition.
November 07, 2023, 07:29:13 AM
The world of DeFi trading provides a space for both newcomers and seasoned traders to test their mettle, adapt to market volatility, and potentially discover the next big thing in the cryptocurrency landscape. Share your thoughts and experiences with DeFi trading or any unique insights you've come across in this domain, can anyone recommend an event where one can test their trading skills?
I wouldn't use demo platforms to learn trading because demo and real life are like day and night. When you trade on demo platform with play money, you risk easily and you trade differenty because you know there is not your fate dependent on your trades but when you trade in real life and see that you lose or profit from your budget, then you start to ger nervous or excited and will make mistakes. That's why I think that the best way to learn trading is to trade with money that you can afford to lose but also is not some bucks. For example, $1000 is something I can afford to lose but this is still the amount of money I care. You can choose your number, it's not necessary to risk one thousand but you should remember your lessons carefully and improve your trading skills and emotions. 
November 07, 2023, 02:53:21 AM
can anyone recommend an event where one can test their trading skills?
The only true events where you can test your trading skills are to either open a live account and deposit a small amount into it. You will be trading with a very small risk and have to do this for at least 6 months, and if you indeed pass, then you are good to go. Alternatively, you may want to join trading contests, FX brokers often do this and you will hardly see any top names in the industry that do not.What you will do to be more serious and certain is to find the ones that offer the conditions where traders are restricted to a certain leverage and maximum account opening size. I'm sure these would help you if you want to test your skills against the others.
November 06, 2023, 06:43:28 PM
The world of DeFi trading provides a space for both newcomers and seasoned traders to test their mettle, adapt to market volatility, and potentially discover the next big thing in the cryptocurrency landscape. Share your thoughts and experiences with DeFi trading or any unique insights you've come across in this domain, can anyone recommend an event where one can test their trading skills?
Every Forex platform offers a demo trading option and it is a good opportunity to learn the basics.
You also have a platform present here on the forum, as far as I know when I registered there once, they also offered a demo account, and they were completely crypto-oriented. Here is their website https://app.simplefx.com/
Or ANN [ANN] SimpleFX.com - forex broker with BTC and LTC crosses and 1:500 leverage
Note: I have no affiliation with SimpleFX
What you should keep in mind is that there is a significant difference in trading on a demo account compared to live. The psyche has a huge influence on trading skills, and you are certainly much more relaxed when it comes to virtual money compared to real money. The demo is only for learning the basics, familiarization with concepts, chart watching, etc...
November 06, 2023, 05:38:45 PM
can anyone recommend an event where one can test their trading skills?
By event, are you talking about trading competitions like OKX Summer Trading Competition or Bybit's WSOT 2023 or are you looking for a platform to do mock/ demo trading. For the latter this is available in most platforms such as Binance, Bybit, MEXC etc. 
November 06, 2023, 01:19:16 PM
The world of DeFi trading provides a space for both newcomers and seasoned traders to test their mettle, adapt to market volatility, and potentially discover the next big thing in the cryptocurrency landscape. Share your thoughts and experiences with DeFi trading or any unique insights you've come across in this domain, can anyone recommend an event where one can test their trading skills?
https://www.etoro.com/trading/demo-account/
e-Toro offers demo trading and you can start with a capital of 100K or whatever the amount to try your trading strategies and get used to the crypto trading and other commodities too.
I am not able to understand what you mean by DeFi trading, Do you mean DEX? Because DeFi is more related to lending not trading.
November 06, 2023, 09:59:35 AM
The world of DeFi trading provides a space for both newcomers and seasoned traders to test their mettle, adapt to market volatility, and potentially discover the next big thing in the cryptocurrency landscape. Share your thoughts and experiences with DeFi trading or any unique insights you've come across in this domain, can anyone recommend an event where one can test their trading skills?
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