Which is the most trustworthy crypto-currency exchange?

[carmen7xx]

I'm a beginner of Bitcoin trading, looking for some advice in choosing trading platform.

[jasonpj]

Binance and coinbase are good options for you to trade the spot. If you want to trade futures contract, I recommend Bexplus.
Bexplus also provides consultant services helping make profits on 100x leverage trading.

[jitenrajput]

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[murad941]

Bexplus is the best website i’ve used before, i do like the APP it is so simple and easy to use ,i liked the high security of this website , now i can do all my trades safely and comfortably , good job guys keep going !!

[nikituz]

Choose a time-tested office, such as binance or bitfinex. I do not advise you to register on WAX, there were also problems with verification on bittrex, I was only reprimanded after 2 months! I mostly trade on binance

[bitcoinofamerica]

Please read the article originally posted on https://medium.com/@sales_88506/importa ... 7ec5c5b936

Bitcoin of America is a very trustworthy exchange with live customer support and same day coin settlement. https://www.bitcoinofamerica.org

[souvenirs]

I like this exchange https://Crexby.com
Cheerio.

[Crypnative]

I'm a beginner of Bitcoin trading, looking for some advice in choosing trading platform.

This is the right time to enter the crypto market, I should say But it's better to start investing first. IMO, it is no use trading cryptos at the moment, as the market is going through a very tough time. Still, it's a good opportunity to buy coins, while they are cheap enough

[camebit]

Agree with Crypnative, since the bearish trend persists, it would be difficult to profit from trading - especially, for a newbie. Yeah, I'd also vote for investments 'cause you can buy crypto with cash, and hold it as long as you want.

[Loki11]

By my opinion these are the most trustworthy cryptocurrency exchanges that are tested by professionals. Try to avoid new and unproven exchanges that are not so long on the market, because there is too much risk of loosing your coins or money.

[holandw]

Hi, if you ask anybody in the world can only answer you that Bitcoin is the very trustworthy crypto-currency right now and anyone from anywhere can trust it right now but if you are looking for change you can start dealing with electrum ltc which is also a good option.

Good luck!

[coinmaster]

While holding, you can get basic knowledge about blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and trading. It's even better to learn that stuff right from the start to avoid some failures and large losses. So, cover as much information on the Web as you can grasp. Read crypto-related articles, guides, watch videos on YouTube, and follow crypto enthusiasts or seasoned traders. Finally, you can always ask questions at forums like Bitcointalk, Reddit or this one. Quora is also a good platform for sharing knowledge as you can find similar topics there ( https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-start-to-trade-crypto ).

[fx.journal]

I am still skeptical to this cryptocurrency, unless it is endorsed by Government.

Money, Currency And Monetary system should be governed by authority which is "Government" should be the authority, manage, monitor and control them.

If you let the people out there around the world managed Money, Currency and Monetary System, They actually CANNOT control or monitor them, they just speculate to make them PROFIT, in the long term it will become uncontrollable, unmanageable and at the end they will collapsed.

even if you let them, only the most wealthier people in the world can conquer cryptocurrency because the cryptocurrency framework only work for wealthier which is who are afford to spend huge money for the most sophisticated, fastest, powerful machine to run. REMEMBER, in the cryptocurrency framework, ONLY the most powerful and fastest machine will WIN. You can not beat them. So at the end, it goes to the same people who is controlling the money, currency, and monetary system.

You only trust your friends around you and your family, you do not trust whosoever outside the world. Did you really trust people in Europe, middle East, Africa, Latin, Asian? are you really trust them all? Come on guys they are a lot of malicious, do not trust them....

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[martiel]

While holding, you can get basic knowledge about blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and trading. It's even better to learn that stuff right from the start to avoid some failures and large losses. So, cover as much information on the Web as you can grasp. Read crypto-related articles, guides, watch videos on YouTube, and follow crypto enthusiasts or seasoned traders. Finally, you can always ask questions at forums like Bitcointalk, Reddit or this one. Quora is also a good platform for sharing knowledge as you can find similar topics there ( https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-start-to-trade-crypto ).

Yeah, coinmaster is right. But you will definitely have to choose a popular exchange which is beginner-friendly and allows you to obtain some cryptos using a credit card. Coinbase and its twin brother CEX are good examples. Just create an account there, link your bank card, and choose the coin you wish to buy. It's advisable for beginners to purchase Bitcoin as it's the most famous and widely accepted cryptocurrency. But it's optional, so if you can't buy BTC, it's okay - there are altcoins which are cheaper and can be used as an initial investment.

[Erlee]

While holding, you can get basic knowledge about blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and trading. It's even better to learn that stuff right from the start to avoid some failures and large losses. So, cover as much information on the Web as you can grasp. Read crypto-related articles, guides, watch videos on YouTube, and follow crypto enthusiasts or seasoned traders. Finally, you can always ask questions at forums like Bitcointalk, Reddit or this one. Quora is also a good platform for sharing knowledge as you can find similar topics there ( https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-start-to-trade-crypto ).

Yeah, coinmaster is right. But you will definitely have to choose a popular exchange which is beginner-friendly and allows you to obtain some cryptos using a credit card. Coinbase and its twin brother CEX are good examples. Just create an account there, link your bank card, and choose the coin you wish to buy. It's advisable for beginners to purchase Bitcoin as it's the most famous and widely accepted cryptocurrency. But it's optional, so if you can't buy BTC, it's okay - there are altcoins which are cheaper and can be used as an initial investment.

Well, those educational resources are good but I would also go for specialized websites or blogs and, of course, cryptocurrency experts like Andreas Antonopoulos.
They will definitely provide you with balanced reviews or expert opinions based on their own experience. Or, as an alternative, you can enroll in crypto courses or lectures.

[BenFormer]

Well, the most popular are the most reliable in my opinion.

[willbh]

There's a good cryptocurrency blog that might be helpful to newbies like you. Probably, you've already heard about Cryptohoo https://cryptohoo.com/ - it's quite popular among traders and investors. I consult it every time I need precise information on crypto trends and strategies. There are also reviews of popular exchanges and guides on how to buy certain cryptocurrencies.

[JesseVisser]

There's a good cryptocurrency blog that might be helpful to newbies like you. Probably, you've already heard about Cryptohoo https://cryptohoo.com/ - it's quite popular among traders and investors. I consult it every time I need precise information on crypto trends and strategies. There are also reviews of popular exchanges and guides on how to buy certain cryptocurrencies.

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[willbh]

There's a good cryptocurrency blog that might be helpful to newbies like you. Probably, you've already heard about Cryptohoo https://cryptohoo.com/ - it's quite popular among traders and investors. I consult it every time I need precise information on crypto trends and strategies. There are also reviews of popular exchanges and guides on how to buy certain cryptocurrencies.

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Enjoy Hope it might help in your trading or investing activity.

[orbitalBit]

If we talk about cryptocurrency exchanges (not only for beginners but in general), it should be trusted and apply strong security measures. Still, no matter how safe the exchange is, never use it as a wallet for your crypto assets, especially for large amounts. If you have a hardware wallet — transfer your coins and keep them there.

[RolandWeber]

Agree, account security is of great importance but we should not forget about other features like a wide selection of alts, low fees, and available payment methods (https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-goo ... exchange-1).

[mitchelwalker]

World's biggest prospects trade to make a fates contract for Bitcoin

Terry Duffy, leader of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) said "I think at some point in the second week in December you'll see our [bitcoin futures] contract out for posting. Today you can't short bitcoin, so there's solitary one way it can go. You either get it or pitch it to another person. So you make a two-sided showcase, I believe it's in every case considerably more productive." Make Your Future Bright WIth Crypto Bitcoins Guide[/https://www.cryptobitcoinsguide.com/]

CME expects to dispatch Bitcoin fates before the year's over pending administrative audit. In the event that fruitful, this will give speculators a reasonable approach "long" or "short" on Bitcoin. A few dealers of Exchange-Traded Funds have additionally petitioned for bitcoin ETF's that track bitcoin prospects.

These improvements can possibly enable individuals to put resources into the cryptographic money space without owning CC's through and through, or utilizing the administrations of a CC trade. Bitcoin fates could make the advanced resource progressively valuable by enabling clients and delegates to support their outside trade dangers. That could build the cryptographic money's appropriation by vendors who need to acknowledge bitcoin installments yet are careful about its unstable esteem. Institutional financial specialists are likewise used to exchanging managed prospects, which aren't tormented by illegal tax avoidance stresses. Make Your Future Bright WIth Crypto Bitcoins Guide[/https://www.cryptobitcoinsguide.com/]

CME's turn additionally recommends that bitcoin has turned out to be too enormous to overlook, since the trade appeared to discount crypto prospects in the ongoing past. Bitcoin is just pretty much all anybody is discussing at businesses and exchanging firms, which have endured in the midst of rising however surprisingly peaceful markets. On the off chance that prospects at a trade took off, it would be almost outlandish for some other trade, as CME, to make up for lost time, since scale and liquidity is vital in subordinates markets.

"You can't overlook the way this is ending up increasingly more of a story that won't leave," said Duffy in a meeting with CNBC. There are "standard organizations" that need access to bitcoin and there's "immense repressed interest" from customers, he said. Duffy additionally figures carrying institutional merchants into the market could make bitcoin less unpredictable.

Japanese town to utilize cryptographic money to raise capital for civil renewal

The Japanese town of Nishiawakura is looking into holding an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) to raise capital for civil renewal. This is an extremely novel methodology, and they may request national government support or look for private speculation. A few ICO's have had difficult issues, and numerous speculators are incredulous that any new token will have esteem, particularly if the ICO ends up being an another joke or trick. Bitcoin unquestionably was serious stuff.

[SawyerRivera]

Agree, account security is of great importance but we should not forget about other features like a wide selection of alts, low fees, and available payment methods (https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-goo ... exchange-1).

Of course, newbies should keep it in mind, but in practice they tend to neglect their security. As a rule, they enter the market just because his/her friend trades crypto, and makes a quick buck. And then, they start selling their coins once they fall for public panic in the bear market. To all beginners - know the ins and outs of the cryptocurrency market and never rely on FOMO!

[joe...]

according to me its bitcoin , ya i know now the value of the coin is down but dont forget its history ...compare bitcoin to other coins and see the difference in price its huge ..!soon the price is going to increase..it is the first and best currency.