Topic: Trading Exchanges for newbiee (Read 14717 times)
You can Add hitbtc,coinexchange,mercatox. though these site are not popular as your mentioned site. but I think these sites also good for newbie.Your mentioned site is most trusted but there is few problem like KYC.Many new comers don't like KYC.But Now I love to trade binance and kucoin
LiveTrade
Trading Volume/Liquidity : ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Secure level : ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Crypto trade:✔️
Fiat trade:✔️
Other Comments: users can trade a wide range of asset, for example, they can buy stocks with crypto and be the shareholder of big firms
Trading Volume/Liquidity : ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Secure level : ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Crypto trade:✔️
Fiat trade:✔️
Other Comments: users can trade a wide range of asset, for example, they can buy stocks with crypto and be the shareholder of big firms
A new US based exchange called Coinbook was designed specifically for people new to trading and crypto. You should check it out: coinbook.com
Ensure that you stay with the old and recognized exchanges as many people in the past have got scammed and lost their money from the wallets as those exchanges have either vanished, closed down or said their coins stolen etc . So ensure you take correct decisions.
I have a great experience in trading and I always try to find the easiest and the fastest way to trade. For such cases I use trading bots like FUMGO.com
They even announced a margin trading. When launching velvet, does anyone know?
I can advise an article where nine mistakes novice traders make: https://medium.com/velvet-exchange/nine-mistakes-novice-traders-make-1b4ffba9fdd9 Velvet.exchange will work soon, it's a great platform for newbies.
I also recently heard about this exchange, and it seems that it is gaining momentum. Attracts the fact that Velvet has a textbook and demo mode where beginners can practice.I can advise an article where nine mistakes novice traders make: https://medium.com/velvet-exchange/nine-mistakes-novice-traders-make-1b4ffba9fdd9 Velvet.exchange will work soon, it's a great platform for newbies.
I also recently heard about this exchange, and it seems that it is gaining momentum. Attracts the fact that Velvet has a textbook and demo mode where beginners can practice.
A new US based exchange called Coinbook was designed specifically for people new to trading and crypto. You should check it out: coinbook.com
Just a reminder to everyone whose trading in exchanges, it would be better if you'll be transferring your coin to your own secure wallet. Storing big amount of coins in exchanges is risky for your funds, it is still a better if you'll keep your investment in an opensource wallet. Storing in exchanges don't assure you that the funds are all safe since you don't own the private key and just depend on third trusted party. If you hold multiple coins, there is a only available open source software which is HODLER wallet, this would be a good choice other than hardware wallet.
I am using binance for my encrypted transactions, this is very good transaction platform, cheap, easy to use, fast and very safe. A great trading platform
No Cryptopia? This is also a good exchange. I already withdrew my bitcoins there. I want to support this exchange because it is easy to use. Though, I think it is not at the top 10 exchange when it comes in volume. Cryptopia is easy to use, no KYC, no hassle. I like this exchange just what I like in BNB, Kucoin and etc.
What do you think about the BitSeven platform?
Really nice Leverage trading exchange. Fixed fees, simple unstruments. quite reliable exchange to trade.
I can advise an article where nine mistakes novice traders make: https://medium.com/velvet-exchange/nine-mistakes-novice-traders-make-1b4ffba9fdd9 Velvet.exchange will work soon, it's a great platform for newbies.
a good list, it is helpful to recommend people who want to start trading, where the market makes them comfortable, and of course I recommend binance too, because there is no shitcoin that will list there.
except, if you want make a risk with high profit you can choose a little exchange.
except, if you want make a risk with high profit you can choose a little exchange.
if it is pleasing, then enter some decentralized exchanges such as IDEX and also forkdelta because they have enough support with many tokens originating from the ETH platform and others, they have a better level of security than most of the centralization exchange
I also recommend binance exchange for newbies because the exchange is very easy to use and the interface is user friendly so newbie will find it very easy to use.
New traders should only trade at 2 exchanges. that is IDEX and Binance. We do not need to talk too much about Binance because it is really the best platform and has the highest level of security. IDEX is a decentralized trading platform but there will be a lot of volatility on a daily basis. New traders should trade there and understand more about pumping and dumping. That is the most important thing to be a good trader.
Binance is great exchange for cryptocurrencies since it is Rank one among the exchanges that holds a lot of market cap but for me as for beginners i recommend Bancor network due to its smooth transactioning, aside it does not use third party exchange for financing. Bancor is more easy when you are using metamask as your bridge to your wallet.
I use different exchanges to buy top cryptocurrencies to hold them. But if I need to sell project tokens, then most often they can be sold only on the little-known exchanges and unsafe. Why didn't hitbtc be added here? My opinion is that this exchange is also among the best.
this is very good information considering many new people in this forum are always asking about exchanges so with this there is no need to ask anymore they can choose their own exchange with the information above
There's no suitable for newbie traders in exchanges all of exchangers must learn how to use it but here in forum you will know how to start step by step just read what they gonna say.
Yes, we need to be familiar with the user interface and all the features an exchange offer before putting our money into an exchange. The exchange that doesn't require us to do kyc would be good for newbies. So, newbie have to be very careful before making a decision. They have to know what is the requirement to make a withdrawal transaction.
BitSeven (www.bitseven.com) is very good for beginners, because of very simple and friendly interface. But you should be careful with leverage trading.
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