Exchanges There are many pairs that do not mean good exchange, exchanges like Latoken, P2PB2B have hundreds of pairs, but there are trading pairs I observed, no one traded. And we all know they are bad exchanges.
I think you were wrong, it depends on each exchange. You should look at Binance and other top exchanges, they have many different trading pairs and lots of volumes. Because they have many users and the altcoins they list are the best altcoins in this market. And you are referring to the shitcoin listed at the shit exchange, certainly no one will trade there 
Topic: Which crypto pair do you swap most often? - page 2. (Read 546 times)
Recently, I began to notice that some exchanges publish graphs of the most popular crypto pairs. For example, here is Poloniex or Changelly.
I was wondering if there is a certain correlation between the number of pairs and the quality of service, that is, the more pairs, the better the service and exchange conditions, or is it just random information that develops and heaps of different indicators? Does such info say anything at all?
Which pair do you swap, and how many are them?
That graphs are very helpful to the exchange owners so they can put enough funds to the pairs that were being use by many because if they can't maintain their balances it can deplete their users as the users will surely look for other exchange who can provide that pair. And with regards to my conversion, what I usually swap most often are btc to xrp, btc to eth and vice versa. I was wondering if there is a certain correlation between the number of pairs and the quality of service, that is, the more pairs, the better the service and exchange conditions, or is it just random information that develops and heaps of different indicators? Does such info say anything at all?
Which pair do you swap, and how many are them?
If I have some useful tokens also, I usually convert them to either eth or xrp so I can less in transaction fee upon cashing it out to my personal wallet and exchange it to our local fiat.
Exchanges There are many pairs that do not mean good exchange, exchanges like Latoken, P2PB2B have hundreds of pairs, but there are trading pairs I observed, no one traded. And we all know they are bad exchanges.
For me volumes are key. So long as it's a reputable exchange, I would generally trade on the one with higher volumes. The more volume there is, the smaller the gap between the top buy order and the bottom sell order. Basically if you sell at market price then instantly buy back at market price, you are making a loss dependent on the size of the gap. The smaller the gap, the better chance you have of making a profit.
if there are more pairs then there will be many choices and of course this will also attract people's interest.
can be seen from large exchanges such as binance where 1 coin must have more than 1 pair.
can be seen from large exchanges such as binance where 1 coin must have more than 1 pair.
Usually I just want to increase the amount of USDT in my account, so I often use the altcoin / USDT trading pairs. I can easily control and monitor it regardless of the price of Bitcoin. And it also makes it easier for me to profit when the market is overstated
In my opinion, the number of exchange pairs still correlates with the quality of service. Take, for example, Changelly. The service has a rather impressive number of exchange pairs, for most of which it also offers good rates. These things not least affect the usability of the service by the client, as all the coins necessary for him are collected in one place. As a result, a beginner can easily handle the swao. I think this can be considered a sign of quality service.
Frankly I enjoy USDT more than any other pairs and follows by ETH. But I trade constantly with USDT as a stable coin. Even if I set order to sell or buy a token I won't really be afraid of the market condition because I know it won't dump on me if the project didn't pick at all. I have a friend that prefers BTC because he felt like it's the best and many whales uses it for that fact it pumps more than others. Choices differs but I personally prefers the use of usdt to trade and to me it moves faster than others.
I usually swap from BTC to ETH and vice versa, because in my opinion these 2 coins last a long time and this is a long-term investment for me.
Recently, I began to notice that some exchanges publish graphs of the most popular crypto pairs. For example, here is Poloniex or Changelly.
I was wondering if there is a certain correlation between the number of pairs and the quality of service, that is, the more pairs, the better the service and exchange conditions, or is it just random information that develops and heaps of different indicators? Does such info say anything at all?
Which pair do you swap, and how many are them?
I was wondering if there is a certain correlation between the number of pairs and the quality of service, that is, the more pairs, the better the service and exchange conditions, or is it just random information that develops and heaps of different indicators? Does such info say anything at all?
Which pair do you swap, and how many are them?
I'd say most common pairs are ETH-USDT and BTC-USDT (note: by USDT i refer to any stablecoin representing $ value, not necessarily Tether)
Why is that? Well, if the price is falling, you wanna stay in USDT, so you can buy more once it hits bottom
My favourite is always my local currency to BTC and vice versa. When the market is down I tend to move to BTC/ USDT and when ist is sideways or going up I then shift to USDT/BTC. It all depends on the market condition.
My favourite altcoin is Ethereum and I follow the same pattern for it too.
My favourite altcoin is Ethereum and I follow the same pattern for it too.
My goal at the moment is to increase the number of bitcoins and some altcoins so the frequently used trading pairs that I use are USDT / BTC, USDT / ETH, USDT / LTC, BTC / ETH.
Sometimes I also trade some new altcoins but that is not often.
Sometimes I also trade some new altcoins but that is not often.
Basically Ethereum for BTC because the rate persale of BTC is higher than that of Ethereum. At the end of every month my company pays me in Ethereum then I exchange it to Bitcoin. At some times i also buy some XLM for some transactions. I use Infinito wallet for all these transactions.
I am not a daily trader so I rarely participate in trading pairs. But my goal now is to increase the number of btc so the USDT / BTC trading pair is the trading pair I exchange most often. The second trading pair I exchange regularly is the BTC / ETH trading pair, sometimes I also participate in trading other pairs but not often.
I do swap between Bitcoin, Ethereum to USDT! These three coins are very common in any exchange I use! I never used Changelly, but I know it's a good one. As the crypto market condition is not better, so, I keep swapping my Bitcoin to USDT and USDT to Bitcoin! Right now, I don't like to hold Ethereum, because I converted into Bitcoin!
Which pair do you swap, and how many are them?
I think the more trading pair the more volume the coins gets meaning it should increase the visibility of the coins available to trade the interested project you initially wanted to trade. I initially swap more of bitcoin to altcoins but hardly swap altcoins to bitcoin instead I trade them on well established exchange. Swapping bitcoin to ethereum is my favorite of them all.
On my end, it's either doge/btc or eth/btc or vice versa. Because these pairs for me, they have low transfer fees when you go from one exchange to another. And you will find them in most exchanges as they are one of the popular ones esp eth/btc pair. You can also see which one is popular in every exchange by checking the trading volume.
I always go for BTC or ETH pairs just because of the volume.
And for the exchanges, I have the same rule: the volume in correlation to the number of trading pairs is the most important factor because then the rates won't fluctuate as much.
And Changelly is a good option because they have an adequate amount of trading pairs and good rates for many of them.
And for the exchanges, I have the same rule: the volume in correlation to the number of trading pairs is the most important factor because then the rates won't fluctuate as much.
And Changelly is a good option because they have an adequate amount of trading pairs and good rates for many of them.
Which pair do you swap, and how many are them?
I think the more trading pair the more volume the coins gets meaning it should increase the visibility of the coins available to trade the interested project you initially wanted to trade. I initially swap more of bitcoin to altcoins but hardly swap altcoins to bitcoin instead I trade them on well established exchange. Swapping bitcoin to ethereum is my favorite of them all.
On my end, it's either doge/btc or eth/btc or vice versa. Because these pairs for me, they have low transfer fees when you go from one exchange to another. And you will find them in most exchanges as they are one of the popular ones esp eth/btc pair. You can also see which one is popular in every exchange by checking the trading volume.
Recently, I began to notice that some exchanges publish graphs of the most popular crypto pairs. For example, here is Poloniex or Changelly.
I was wondering if there is a certain correlation between the number of pairs and the quality of service, that is, the more pairs, the better the service and exchange conditions, or is it just random information that develops and heaps of different indicators? Does such info say anything at all?
Which pair do you swap, and how many are them?
Top pair volume always BTC to ETH or BTC to USD. Top coin pump same time but not equal, which means you can swap your top coin if you invested in all top currency. Mostly I used BTC to USD because it's is profitable if you aren't in bear market. I was wondering if there is a certain correlation between the number of pairs and the quality of service, that is, the more pairs, the better the service and exchange conditions, or is it just random information that develops and heaps of different indicators? Does such info say anything at all?
Which pair do you swap, and how many are them?
I would rather trade at the platform with the fewer trading pairs.
This.An exchange that has the few trading pairs means that their volume and liquidity is focused on those specific few trading pairs. It seems like the USDT/BTC - BTC/USDT trading pair is the most popular of them all.
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