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 I think, each person can become a successful trader. So, i ask about platforms which is simple to use ::)

I think polonox is very simple and trusted. Trader can easily trade here. It is biggest Platform.     

I use the platform is very easy to trade, which I like easy to assess.

First, I think you must move this into a trading discussion board.
Economy > Trading Discussion (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=8.0).

As of now, trader's choice is Binance because it is very easy UI especially for newcomers.
And it is not required to pass KYC/AML as long as below 2BTCtc limit of withdrawal.

Not all will become successful in trading, that is not an easy job. Even how expert you are there was a time that you'd lose.
Be advised that before stepping into that platform please do your own research at least you are knowledgeable enough.

Not everyone can be a successful trader. It needs special skills, dedication, and discipline. But you can try, you can be up to it.

When I started trading, I used poloniex. It is simple and easy to use. But you will soon realize that one exchange is not enough. I also have accounts in some other exchanges like binance, cryptopia and others. You will also learn that once you are familiar with how to use one exchange, it is fairly easy to use other exchanges as well. But more than exchanges, what you need to sharpen is your trading skills. Good luck with your endeavor.

Yes, Binance will be a good choice for newcomers who want to try trading. I will suggest the same thing. But as we know that Binance has a big list of coins, he needs to have the skills to choose the right coin so he can be able to make a profit. And it's not easy to learn to trade itself because he must have an effort to learn from many sources and it's not a one-time lesson of trading.

|It's been just some months ago when i started trading on dcoin exchange and i have ever since liked their trading platform because of how fast their trading engine is. Another amazing feature about dcoin exchange platform is also it's user interface. Dcoin exchange platform has a very basic user graphic interface which even crypto starters can trade with little difficulty.

About the success of trade it depends on a whole lot of factors and i beg to differ but not anybody can be successful. It requires getting the right signals and also knowing when to hit the stop loss button to sell your holdings off.

Binance is the best as it provides a lot of options in addition to high liquidity with their interest in privacy and security of accounts.
Do not forget that the legal restrictions "KYC/AML" are the most important indicator in the choice of platforms so check them before searching for other reasons. "Binance offer up to 2 Bitcoin without KYC."



simple to use: Does not necessarily mean it is the best.

I used a few of the trading sites so far and feel some of the exchanges are good. In that Binance and Bitrex are favourite trading sites where you can find n number of coins and token for the great trading experience.

Please read the market carefully while you pick any coins in any exchange. That matters to check with the candles in last few hours and using RSI chart.

Bitmex all the way.

I like the fact that I can utilize my Bitcoins to long/short altcoins and get paid out the profits in Bitcoin, which especially during an altcoin season, is a fantastic way to stack up on Bitcoin and enjoy the ride up when it's Bitcoin's time to shine.

The only thing people should carefully read into is what leverage is, and how it works. I still read stories where people wipe out their entire balance not knowing what happened. In my book, 5x is the preferred leverage count, and in some cases 10x, but that's only after a confirmed trend change.

I personally use Binance and Bitstamp for the most part. You won't need to complete verification for the former and Binance is great for crypto-to-crypto trades. Binance not requiring verification was a big part of why I mostly trade there. Bitstamp's decent for fiat-to-crypto transfers as they allow you to deposit money through SEPA, credit cards and wire transfers, though you will need to verify yourself before depositing or trading. Volume's typically very good at Bitstamp as well.

Being "simple" to used will depend on how you understand their interface. We have different preferences at each platforms and if someone is comfortable using a certain exchange, it doesn't mean everyone will have the same experienced.

Almost all trading platforms have the same interface. Up to you if which of them will be simple to used for you.

Refer to those mentioned and suggested platforms here and check it for yourself.

You are right!

People do have different ways on seeing how simple a certain exchange would be but as said most of them do have the same interface where pointing out
the different among them wont really be that hard.Choosing exchange will vary on your preference on where you do suit up and make you comfortable on your trading activity.For now
Binance would be a good choice.

If you are referring "simple" for the user interface then I find Yobit the most simple to use platform, you don't have anything to do there except to wait for a pump. When you see a pump get in. However, Yobit is not trusted.

The second platform I find simple enough is Poloniex.

Binance & Bitmex which I prefer the most for trading is because they offer an advanced trading platform and of course they have volume.
If you stick with these exchanges for a few days then you will know how to play with it.

I no longer use an exchange unless it's for trading purposes, but buying and selling is done through a local exchanging service where you receive the money you cash out within 24 hours on working days.

Spot exchanges are getting so cocky with all their stupid questions that I am even considering ditching them entirely, but I got a little bit of interest in trading lately so I'll wait it out for a longer while.

Yobit might be simple to use, whatever that means, but it's one of the worst exchanges in the crypto world. If we look past their shady nature, it's also quite slow and very unreliable.

For simplicity and fast liquidity, Binance and Poloniex would be on my list for cryptocurrencies. As for direct bitcoin exchanges, I'm using Bitfinex for the meantime and our local exchange. For starters, you shouldn't be captivated with how well the exchange was designed or how good the platform looks. For starters, the UI's fluid functionality, paired with a huge volume is every trader's desire in an exchange. For the mean time, binance fills all of those, though I must say that the said exchange also has its own shortcomings.

That is only possible if the person studies for many years and practice for many years. A certain man once said: "Practice leads to perfection"


this is a subject that you should take very seriously, you should evaluate the following points:

- Do you know the owner of the exchange?

- Do you know where the exchange is located?

- Would you trust your documents to this exchange?

At the moment I would say that Binance and coinbase are the best options

PS: You should check if your country has support on the coinbase

Binance is the best trading platform that I use. I'm not a trader that is big, not a whale when it comes to that and I can withdraw my coins in binance even though I never done KYC on that platform and still I can withdraw up to 2 BTC. But my trades are not that high so I can't make those up. So, binance is the trading platform I prefer and in terms of service, it's really great.

We can really became a successful traders if we are ready to learned and developed skills and experience about investments and trading.  It is also very possible for us to makes money from the market if we are ready to put effort and perseverance in trading as you can not hundreds percent be able to analyze the cryptocurrencies market accurately.
Trading platforms don't matter much but what matter is the skills and knowledge you have about trading.  However,  I have been trading with binance and poloniex for quite some time now and these two platforms are trustworthy and good for new traders.

I don't think so, see the unofficial guidelines of bitcointalk.


In summary, if you don't care about your own privacy, and doesn't utilize/understand the basic cryptocurrencies 'trustless' feature then choose Coinbase. Am I right?

Don't get me wrong, Bitcoin is indeed a neutral currency, but why wouldn't we maximize the decentralized features within cryptocurrencies natures. I mean it is indeed DEX is lack of developments and liquidity, but at least we urge the developments/adoption of it. Personally, I'd use Binance too, but recently I take an extra cautious since few people claiming they forced to KYC.

I think Binance exchange forcing you to pass KYC if you have withdrawn the limit above 2 BTC minimum of withdrawal. As replies above they are most likely referring Binance exchange as a reputable trading platform and many traders on it trusting this exchange site. However, this exchange site now is the most having high volume in every coin. If we noticed Binance coins(BNB) now is on top 10 altcoins in cryptomarketcap.

There have been a few isolated reports of people being forced by Binance to submit KYC while being under the 2BTC/day limit, actually, so be cautious when you use Binance and try to stay as far away from the daily limit Binance imposes as possible and you should be fine. If you do plan on trading near the limit or over you consider registering and verifying yourself on another exchange or verify yourself on Binance to start with.

I don't think you are right and not everyone can be a good trader,  its impossible if everyone would be good in tradig then we woudnt have trades at all as when someone lose other wins ,so if all knew when to sell and buy then be only sell or buy orders ,about platforms you can use good exchanges like Kucoin for example.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5110799.0

The thread is one of a few examples. OP claimed did not go beyond the trading limit but still forced to make a KYC verification. A

So does XRP.

binance has become a favorite exchange so far.
Full support for binance is obtained because of the large volume and good security services.

Is it for single asset?

Maybe he meant Poloniex? If you're a beginner I wouldn't suggest this, hence it's big platform but its interface is quite confusing for beginners. You can find more pairings in the site otherwise DYOR first before using it.

My friends decided to make a new trade platform :) They just finished own website. Please, take a look at their work and if there are comments share them.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5129693.new#new