I'm using btc-e with metatrader 4, which they make available.
There's also the site: https://coinmkt.com
Topic: Getting into trading, how much demand is there and what websites to trade on. (Read 472 times)
December 18, 2013, 11:29:24 PM
December 18, 2013, 06:00:31 PM
December 18, 2013, 05:58:39 PM
Depends on where you are, I guess.
I am from Germany, but registered on Mt.Gox. Though I haven´t traded there for a while now (last time back when btc where at about 100$), but the Transfers to and from my Bank Account usually took only 2-3 days, which I considered okay for overseas trading. There are German Exchanges and Marketplaces which are even faster, I guess the same is true for you, wherever you are. If you are in the US, I would think mt.gox is still a viable option.
For other trading, namely trading Alternative Coins or Litecoins versus the Bitcoin, you could consider Crytpsy.com. They have their teething problems still, but they are getting there. I like it very much, since you trade one virtual currency against the next. If you feel you are done, you cash out in Bitcoin form to Mt.Gox, for example, and turn it into "real" money.
Those Alt-Coin Exchanges are really a nice place to play around, though I wouldn´t put anything in it you can´t afford to loose. But you can start small and try to trade up. Alt-coins are a bit like stocks. If you follow their respective threads on here, read up on them a bit, see how the acceptance and market share is, you can form predictions, also by watching the charts. Then you can buy when a specific coin is in a slump, for whatever reason (for example, some coins get mined a lot on some days, so many newly minted ones flood the market, price goes down, while the difficulty to mine them rises. When the miners move on, usually the coin price rises, then you can sell). Mining is just one factor though, many rise and fall with Bitcoin value or other factors. The fun is to find out, which factors
I mine a bit myself and put mined earnings on Cryptsy, then sell or trade with them. You won´t get rich that way, but it´s a nice side income.
I am from Germany, but registered on Mt.Gox. Though I haven´t traded there for a while now (last time back when btc where at about 100$), but the Transfers to and from my Bank Account usually took only 2-3 days, which I considered okay for overseas trading. There are German Exchanges and Marketplaces which are even faster, I guess the same is true for you, wherever you are. If you are in the US, I would think mt.gox is still a viable option.
For other trading, namely trading Alternative Coins or Litecoins versus the Bitcoin, you could consider Crytpsy.com. They have their teething problems still, but they are getting there. I like it very much, since you trade one virtual currency against the next. If you feel you are done, you cash out in Bitcoin form to Mt.Gox, for example, and turn it into "real" money.
Those Alt-Coin Exchanges are really a nice place to play around, though I wouldn´t put anything in it you can´t afford to loose. But you can start small and try to trade up. Alt-coins are a bit like stocks. If you follow their respective threads on here, read up on them a bit, see how the acceptance and market share is, you can form predictions, also by watching the charts. Then you can buy when a specific coin is in a slump, for whatever reason (for example, some coins get mined a lot on some days, so many newly minted ones flood the market, price goes down, while the difficulty to mine them rises. When the miners move on, usually the coin price rises, then you can sell). Mining is just one factor though, many rise and fall with Bitcoin value or other factors. The fun is to find out, which factors
I mine a bit myself and put mined earnings on Cryptsy, then sell or trade with them. You won´t get rich that way, but it´s a nice side income.
December 18, 2013, 05:04:07 PM
Im not interested in trading on automated platforms.Looking to buy for less and sell for more on the market.I have read a lot of bad reviews about most of the sites out there 
It appears that exchanges like mtgox, bitstamp , btc-e and coinbase withdrawals can take upwards of a month in some cases.This is just horrible, why would anyone even bother
Anyway i thinking that it reasonable to ask for 5%+ margin upon selling and purchasing with instant payment methods such as western union, paypal, skrill and bank transfers.What do you guys think, anyone done trading like this, would you want to, is there a lot of demand.
It appears that exchanges like mtgox, bitstamp , btc-e and coinbase withdrawals can take upwards of a month in some cases.This is just horrible, why would anyone even bother
Anyway i thinking that it reasonable to ask for 5%+ margin upon selling and purchasing with instant payment methods such as western union, paypal, skrill and bank transfers.What do you guys think, anyone done trading like this, would you want to, is there a lot of demand.
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