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Quote from: milo07 on January 29, 2018, 07:56:59 AM

any advice for beginner trader ? what exchange to use and worth trust ? what coins to consider trading in ? what strategies to use ?

My tip for a beginner to help to succeed in trading is to trade more kinds of coins rather than just one kind in order to increase the probability of success and earnings. Also, I would also advice to only post things inside the forum that are relevant and helpful in order to have the chance of getting merits, thus allowing one to rank up.

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It will not be easy as promised as a beginner, But you will be okay if you if go by the set guidelines, you must also understand that the crypto market is volatile, unpredictable and free of control, therefore take caution whenever making an investment decision, proper research on ICOs and coins in general will come in handy for you, so ensure you know what you are getting into well.

ICO Enthusiast

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As a beginner, first of all, you have to increase knowledge about Bitcoins and Cryptocurrency before investing. First, you decide which is the best option for investing so that you can gain profit. Increase your position and merits here, join bounty programs like social media campaigns to get best results.

Cagan

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1-put rules on yourself.
2 - random coin take
3- Before you get the goal of the project, check the number of stocks being traded in which stocks are traded 4 - use stop loss
5 - most important for profit and loss be patient.

brightology

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As a beginner, I guest idex market exchange is good and simple to understand on trading platform and base on alt-coin, it required a large amount to trade on it. That is 8000usd equivalent to the coin quantity. for a better return

Get_Rich

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Tips for beginners is to diligently read and understand exactly what is bitcointalk. all have been fully discussed in this bitcointalk forum. If you are someone who does not know do not be shy ask, just ask in this bitcointalk forum.

mustafizur8400

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Most importantly a beginner should try to gather adequate
Knowledge about the terms and conditions, activities, procedures, strategy , risk factors, possibility to gain etc.
In short need to be knowledgeable.

DalangKripto

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Good topic, very informative, fun to read.

kingragnar

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for coins and trading maybe you're looking at their top 10 crypto currency and you can see what's really the best trading and do not forget to look at people's positive feedback about their coins to know how good This is a coins class

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Quote from: hodlcoiner on March 16, 2018, 10:27:43 PM

The most basic and the hardest advice to follow ever: buy low, sell high.

It is as simple as that, yet it is hard to follow it as our emotions are usually blocking us from making logical decisions.

And this advice is given by a user named hodlcoiner... You should be telling people to buy and hodl FFS! Grin

Quote from: snowboardfret4 on March 16, 2018, 02:21:07 PM

Do a proper research before you invest or trade on anything.

One of the most important lessons in life. Most cloud mining investors are reading and crying right now Cheesy

Quote from: cheesegrilledU on March 11, 2018, 10:20:11 AM

You must invest only the amount that you think you can afford.

Second most important thing. Although if you are to put your money in a fake company or a HYIP scheme, you're better off not investing at all.

3v055

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Quote from: knien on January 29, 2018, 08:07:06 AM

A few generic beginner tips that will help you to get up to speed:
1: Never invest more than you can afford to loose.
2: Buy the dips (looks easy and is quite easy, if you can resist huge green candles / FOMO)
3: Begin with trading CMC top 25 coins, to avoid to much risk in the beginning.
4: To get the best average price for long term holds, apply dollar cost averaging (buy fixed amounts each weak, and buy a bit more in case of a sudden dip)
5: Bitcointalk, youtube and Google are your friends. View and read a lot about trading to get the hang of it.
6: Do your own research on a coin. never just jump in based on some social media hype.

Hope this helps a little.

Really help for us as a beginner . Thank you!

patrickj

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In case you're an amateur in digital forms of money then you ought to consider not to exchange, rather in the event that you extremely needed to put resources into cryptographic forms of money at that point attempt to purchase ICOs or bitcoin or ETH yet hold it for speculation instead of exchanging for a brief period, there are heaps of exchanger yet consider bittrex don't acknowledge new record as of now, these days the most prevalent as I would like to think is binance or cryptopia. Be that as it may on the off chance that you needed to purchase ICOs you ought to inquired about completely on the grounds that there are heaps of them popping every day.

fanBit101

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The best advice is don't trade in beginners it is not comfortable to expecting profit. Because many newbies are affected in trading they don't know about the trading strategy.
This is risky investment so try to gain some knowledge in this forum then continue to analyse the best coin. This is the right choice for beginners if you want to invest know you only affected your investment.

To be exact, it's too hard to spot yourself in the market alone. It seems like newbies like me need more time to read the topic related ..

hodlcoiner

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The most basic and the hardest advice to follow ever: buy low, sell high.

It is as simple as that, yet it is hard to follow it as our emotions are usually blocking us from making logical decisions.

zeillike01

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they already give some tips you, here's mine

fundamentals first DYOR about the coin that you will trade, look for the road map , check if the coin offers a revolutionary technology then HODL that coin, then if the devs are transparent enough and they releases updates frequently you're in good hands.

loftyboliv

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The beginners should get in touch with those who have been there and take help.

snowboardfret4

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Do a proper research before you invest or trade on anything.

Get_Rich

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As a beginner I suggest to be more diligent in reading this forum, reading in terms of understanding what is meant in the forum, what is the difference between post and activity already described in this forum.

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Quote from: wandino on March 12, 2018, 09:23:59 AM

Quote from: milo07 on January 29, 2018, 07:56:59 AM

any advice for beginner trader ? what exchange to use and worth trust ? what coins to consider trading in ? what strategies to use ?

As a beginner, always do your own research. Most of the info you will find online biased. For trading, use decentralized exchanges (Forkdelta, IDEX, WandX etc) Good luck!

Decentralized Exchanges - this is certainly good, but not always better. Exchanges from the Top 5 can be trusted. Binance - for example

arvindjais1234

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Quote from: milo07 on January 29, 2018, 07:56:59 AM

any advice for beginner trader ? what exchange to use and worth trust ? what coins to consider trading in ? what strategies to use ?

Though I am also a beginner but for few days I was continuously in touch with few websites i.e., cryptocoinjudge.com, icotokennews.com, coinschedule.com etc. which is very helpful especially for beginners like you n me.These websites containing each and every details which you require for your knowledge.
So, I would like to personally recommend you these sites.

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