Trading from a mobile application on Android. - page 7.

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Quote from: Dimon8 on October 02, 2018, 05:16:43 PM

Hello community. I recently started trading with Android on Binance, everything works simple and clear. Does anyone trade with Android on other exchanges? what exactly? share your experiences. Thank you.

I use bittrex more often than binance, because it may be more familiar with the interface, there are actually many trading applications that can be used like Tab Trader. The trader tab makes it easy for us to be able to monitor more than 1 pair and exchange at the same time

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Quote from: Dimon8 on October 02, 2018, 05:16:43 PM

Hello community. I recently started trading with Android on Binance, everything works simple and clear. Does anyone trade with Android on other exchanges? what exactly? share your experiences. Thank you.

I actually do not have to worry about trading directly on an exchange either using their mobile application or desktop browser. I have been using my API on these exchanges to trade directly on tabtrader and the fact that you can easily trade across all exchanges which most of them are supported on the tabtrader platform, really makes it very cool for me.

The truth is that the level of analysis I can easily do on tab trader and the monitoring of my trade consistently without missing a chance or having to stay monitoring the PC is all something that has made trading so good for me as far as I am concerned.

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Quote from: Dimon8 on October 02, 2018, 05:16:43 PM

Hello community. I recently started trading with Android on Binance, everything works simple and clear. Does anyone trade with Android on other exchanges? what exactly? share your experiences. Thank you.

Trading that quickly is a failure to start with.

It creates chances to do out of nowhere trades and sudden moves which is the death of a trader. I think mobile phones should be kept out of trading even if that makes it easier to trade. I think a person needs to do his research to make any sort of trades, either long term or short term in the end it should be done carefully.

For you to make careful trades you need to really check the community behind the coin, the indicators, the historical data and the calendar for the future to see what it will do. If you can't check those and move right away there is a big chance you will buy a coin that might drop or not go up.

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Yes I always use my mobile apps to investment, trading and mining. But sometimes I used my personal laptop for trading but maximum trading I use Mobile phone the best.

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Quote from: Dimon8 on October 02, 2018, 05:16:43 PM

Hello community. I recently started trading with Android on Binance, everything works simple and clear. Does anyone trade with Android on other exchanges? what exactly? share your experiences. Thank you.

Yes, I have tried it out yet I do make check on my open orders when I'm on travel which the only companion you would bring is either your laptop or mobile phone. Most exchangers as of now specially the top tier ones do have their own app which you can make trades without any problems depending on where you would be comfortable or would suit you.It doesn't really matter as long you can execute your trading
strategies.

Cryptostruck

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I do trade from both my system and smart phone, but their is an easy I get when using my smart phone to trade, it's my firsst option when trading.

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Quote from: Dimon8 on October 02, 2018, 05:16:43 PM

Hello community. I recently started trading with Android on Binance, everything works simple and clear. Does anyone trade with Android on other exchanges? what exactly? share your experiences. Thank you.

I have trading experience on android only in binance and indodax, besides that I've never, I think trading in binance is the best trading I've ever known because of very high trading volume and very fast price movements

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Quote from: nydiacaskey01 on October 02, 2018, 07:57:43 PM

I dont see any problem with using a smart phone in trading. I use to trade using my android phone with Bittrex and Poloniex. The downside of using an android phone is connection maybe slow and you may miss an opportunity to sell or buy because of the internet speed compared to trading using a regular desktop or laptop.

There is no problem at all. I am a swing trader, and basically I make use of Tabtrader to do my trades. The good thing with tabtrader is that even though I trade on 3 different exchanges, (bittrex, Binance and Kucoin), I do not have to start logging in to every one of them before I eventually make a trade, having them all on one platform, easily making your trades, and then being able to control your time.

At the same time trade on the go is one thing I have enjoyed a whole lot with this app on my android and as long as this app keeps on, I do not think I will really bother using any again unless, maybe I get to see one with more indicators, but for now, this has been very reliable and easy to do analysis to a very great extent.

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Better to trading in pc, because its more complex than android exchange, we csn do better analyst here.

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Quote from: Dimon8 on October 02, 2018, 05:16:43 PM

Hello community. I recently started trading with Android on Binance, everything works simple and clear. Does anyone trade with Android on other exchanges? what exactly? share your experiences. Thank you.

trading anywhere if a smartphone can be used accordingly I don't think it is a problem. I have had trading experience on Bittrex and this has become a good thing for trading on smartphones

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Mobile trading is great for mobile people... It doesn't give you all the most important desktop features though

There are some mobile apps that allow you trade multiple exchanges on single platform. TabTrader is one of them.. . Been long I used it. It was fun to use.
It is available on Playstore if you are interested.

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Quote from: Dimon8 on October 02, 2018, 05:16:43 PM

Hello community. I recently started trading with Android on Binance, everything works simple and clear. Does anyone trade with Android on other exchanges? what exactly? share your experiences. Thank you.

Its really great to see that how Binance have made their android application. Yes, I do often trade over the android app only because I can not open up the full website over my laptop in my work zone. My employer do not allow me to access the external websites in my office so its always better to go and checkout the Binance android app. It is so handy that I am literally used to it and I always feel that I dont need any other app or even web version of the same. They have already given us so much within the android application that we can simply analyse the market right from the finger tip itself. Yes, +1 to the binance android app.

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Quote from: Dimon8 on October 02, 2018, 05:16:43 PM

Hello community. I recently started trading with Android on Binance, everything works simple and clear. Does anyone trade with Android on other exchanges? what exactly? share your experiences. Thank you.

as of now i have trust only on binance when it comes trading on android app. because some of trading app nowadays from other exchange is not trustworthy for me and perhaps not worth it because of having huge fees wherein unlike binace.

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It was only in my early years of trading, that I once traded on an exchange mobile application directly. I really feel there is no need for that when you can use your API to trade directly on a single platform.

initially I was using Coinigy on desktop and then, I bumped into tabtrader late last year for mobile trading, and since then, I have been enjoying trading across all exchanges on a single platform and not missing a thing at all when it comes to being alerted on a trade, or trying to quickly implement a stop loss. I cannot even remember the last time I traded using a PC.

I have always preferred not having to visit an exchange every single time I want to make a trade and having to log in. The fact that I don't do it often unless I have to withdraw, at least, is good for security.

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Buy The F*cking Dip

Quote from: bob123 on October 03, 2018, 05:11:49 AM

Using your mobile to access your exchanges account is a very bad idea. Especially if your 2FA device also is your mobile..
In this case you actually don't have any 2FA anymore. It would be enough to compromise your mobile phone, to get access to all of your coins on the exchanges.

Security-wise that's a disaster. Now add that to the fact that most mobile manufacturer skip from 1 up to 4 android-security patches (while showing you the most up-to-date version).
This creates a lot of gateways for an malicious actor to compromise your mobile and therefore also your cryptos stored on the exchange.

I'd heavily suggest NOT to use the mobile phone (or at least not the same device as your 2FA device) for trading etc..

Anyone who's seriously concerned about their security while trading in a smartphone should really heed to bob123's post. This is very important as this could wipe your entire portfolio (money) if you're not careful with what you are doing.

As for this instance, I have a separate phone (that I rarely use - its main purpose is for 2FA only) and I have a different phone that I use for trading/gambling and other stuff (if you know what I mean Roll Eyes

). Yes, I trade on my main phone and I know that it is not recommended at all but I'm doing extra step just to be on the safe side. The convenience/portability that it provides is so good that I just can't let it pass.

Another advice is that verify first those applications if they are truly the correct trading app for your exchange. There are so many applications that pretend to be the legit one but their objective is to get credentials in an illegal manner.

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Quote from: Dimon8 on October 02, 2018, 05:16:43 PM

Hello community. I recently started trading with Android on Binance, everything works simple and clear. Does anyone trade with Android on other exchanges? what exactly? share your experiences. Thank you.

Yes more than a year from now, on poloniex and bittrex. Everything works excellent. And as other already said, watch out for phishing sites and app on play store, there were some malicious software there also.

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Just like @gentlemand, I'm a old school so I'm not comfortable trading using a mobile phone, (plus I need my glasses, LOL). I'm sure that most of the crypto trading platform have fully functional mobile app for both Android and iOS users. I guess to each his own, if you're always on the go then mobile trading is better suited for you, but for those people (like me) prefer doing trade in front of their desktop or laptop to minimize lost.

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Quote from: panjul07 on October 03, 2018, 01:28:02 PM

I have really bad experience using android application to trade as once I made a big mistake just because of mistyping number so I sold a coin cheaper than its normal rate at that time. Indeed it is simple to use android app but I would prefer using PC to trade as I can see better UI and I can minimize such mistake because of bigger screen.

Yup. You wouldn't catch me doing anything that vital on a phone.

Maybe it's because I'm an oldie, but PCs have much, much more precision and that's the one thing you don't want to give up if you're throwing your money around with a vengeance.

More often than not android equivalents to websites turn out to be much curtailed in terms of the options and information available too. I don't get why anyone would favour a phone.

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I have really bad experience using android application to trade as once I made a big mistake just because of mistyping number so I sold a coin cheaper than its normal rate at that time. Indeed it is simple to use android app but I would prefer using PC to trade as I can see better UI and I can minimize such mistake because of bigger screen.

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i use 2 trading markets on android, binance and indodax it's good because it's very easy. but I prefer market binance because it is very complete when compared to indodax it is very much the difference. I prefer to binance because it's very easy and good

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