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Hello, I'm a newbie for all this crypto stuff, but I have some extra money and I'd like to tr trading. Could u please recommend me some exchanges for newbies? And I'd also appreciate your advice. Thank u

For safely trading it's better that you should join the top 5 exchanges so you can assure that your funds will not be frozen in case you will need it anytime.

https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/volume/24-hour/
You can follow that link and find the best exchange that you like especially those with smooth interface that you can easily trade.

When choosing the exchange it is worth remembering that some stock exchanges have a higher commission, so check carefully not to detect a blocked account due to lack of funds.

There's be same those of exchanger. but you need to learn about how to trading as well and deal. just read a reference as basic then you'll go for trading your money then profits.

Choosing exchange for your first investment is another half the problem. But in order to competently make a portfolio, you first need to obtain basic knowledge. This can be done by studying educational materials, expert strategies on the Taklimakan platform, or by consulting with more experienced cryptocurrency experts.

No matter which Exchange you choose, always remember that you should not park too many coins there.
The reason: your coins are on this market and you have no more private key for your coins. If the stock market is hacked or closed, you can no longer dispose of your coins.
There are enough examples of this.

I've seen some test site for trading recently where you can practice trading with fake money to test your steategy. However, I forgot the name of the site. If you want to learn more about trading better to learn it your self and try out trusted platforms by using only small amount of money first to gauge your ability and to test trading. It will take time, your knowledge and experience will make you grow as a trader as time goes by, but just a piece of advice, do not rush on yearning to earn a lot of money as a newbie in trading. Take your time to grow because you might experience a lot of losses during your training process. Just be patient. Good luck.

Do not engage in trading or you will lose all your money ,trading requires skills ,you have to learn trading before you can start trading since you are a newbie

Go test first your skills through exchanges that are offering demo.

-->https://bitsgap.com/demo-trading/
--> https://coins2learn.com/

There are a few things that I pay attention to when choosing a crypto exchange. Do they allow the use of fiat, which cryptocurrencies are represented and which security systems are used. Low commissions are certainly important, but it’s better to have a strong defense than to lose all your money.

You can go to coinmarketcap.com and then click on the exchange button and you can find a bunch of exchange ranked by volumes.All of them are almost the same just differ on the coins they are offering and withdraw fees.All of them are user friendly so you can have ease while trading and youll get the vibe of trading too.Just trade on high volume exchanges.Have fun and goodluck

Being a newbie, you should only consider the most secure and reliable cryptocurrency exchange so that your trades and purchases are safe. Also, make sure you never store your funds on the exchange. You must withdraw them back in your wallet. For added security, you can use a hardware wallet. But make sure you choose the right digital wallet to store your funds. Here is a guide to choosing the right digital wallet.
https://www.altcoinsidekick.com/bitcoin-basic-blog/choosing-the-right-digital-wallet-to-store-your-cryptocurrency

There are several exchanges that you can confide in such Coinbase, Binance, KuCoin, and more. Coinbase is one of the most trusted exchanges in the world. For security, coinbase stores 98% of customer funds offline that prevents thefts and loss. Besides, it distributes its bitcoins geographically around the world in safe deposit boxes and vaults. 

If you use Coinbase, you’ll also be able to use Coinbase Pro exchange that has more advanced trading features like margin trading and market, limit & stop orders.

Well if you're a newbie you can't just jump to an exchange for trading,you need to know the basics,how the market works, check tokens that are on a potential rise and invest wisely.....

If you have much free time, you could try crex24 exchange, play with its faucet and get your first coins/tokens.
Then switch to trading and try to earn atleast something. When you feel yourself being ready for investing own money, go with exchange with lower fees, high trading volumes and lots of trading pairs.

There is no such thing that like that all exchange could be used by newbie,amateur and professional.
How ever if you like you could use a simulator to enhance your trading skill's without even risking your money.
It is better to start with a simulator first since you are just new instead of jumping into trading without a proper knowledge about it.

I don't think that there is such thing called as "Exchanges for newbies" because all of the exchanges are for newbies and at the same time for the pros.

It will depend on the trader himself if how knowledgable he is with it regards to trading that is why most traders here always advice that before you trade, gather some information that can help you in order to become a successful trader.

There are a lot of good trading sites, but I do not advise you to do so now, They need to experience otherwise you will lose your money.

Coinbase is absolute training wheels for newbies to purchase bitcoin and other cryptos with a debit card, though its fees may be too high for trading. Binance, Bittrex, Poloniex, KuCoin, and Bibox are reputable exchanges for newbies. I have not tried others.

I agree. There is no such thing as an exchange for newbies - well, Coinbase comes close, due to its baby steps approach - so the focus should be on security. Newbies should learn first and foremost how to secure their crypto. So, again, newbies need to learn about which exchanges are the most reputable and secure. I listed a few above.

You will also need to consider the fee's in choosing a platform to trade, some exchange have extremely high fees.

You shouldn't park ANY coins period.

Exchanges are meant for you to exchange coins. If you're a full time trader, then sure, you've got no choice. But if you're just interested in making a trade once and want to hold, then never park coins there.

You always think you could risk it but the exchange gets hacked eventually or exit scams or whatever and you're out. Better safe than sorry.

All cryptocurrency exchanges are actually accepting new bloods into their platform. Maybe you are looking for an exchange that is more user-friendly and easy to navigate compared with others in the same marketplace. For starters, you can go with Binance, Kucoin, Bittrex, and other popular choices but you must avoid HitBTC and Yobit as they can be problematic at times. Always be careful when you are still new in this industry and be careful not be a victim of phishing (always check the URL of the site you are visiting so it is not a fake one).

Right, don't be in a hurry to enter an exchange, it's good if you learn about crypto basics, understand price changes, trading strategies and many others things. then after that you can try trade in exchanges, there is no special exchange for newbies dude, so you can choose which one you like, the most important thing is to use small capital first :)

You can choose so many good exchanges like Binance, Bittrex, Poloniex, Kucoin, Bitmex, and others to start trading.
But every exchange has their own rules that you should obey and mostly, the exchanges need their members to fill KYC which many of us don't like it.
If you are fine with KYC, then you can choose that site, but if you don't like KYC, then you can choose Binance.
As long as you have skills in trading, you can choose any of exchange to trade.

It depends on your need, as newbies what do you want? If you want a decent coin with a good history you could go Bittrex, Poloniex, Coinbase and Binance. Study first before you input your money to those exchange, I would suggest to avoid Bitmex if you are still newbie.

Only I can suggest to OP is that, choose only to make a try, not of trolling them all. Though they are of different exchanges but the process from deposit, trading and withdrawal will all just the same, there is only difference of the buying price and market volume.
Anyway, there is a time to explore and to find exchanges that brought us more profits and also we feel comfortable of using it.

Isn't it bad for newbies to trade on decentralized? As far as I know on etherdelta every action you made has a charge. Aside from those is that newbies may accidentally buys a shitcoins that they cant reverse anymore. Since you are a newbie please read threads that talks about decentralized exchanges are not for newbie traders. That threads are almost a yearly old ones.

For a Newbie,
First of all i will suggest you to understand How a exchange and trading works.
Secondly before signing up in any exchange, i would recommend you to read the terms and conditions.
If possible do check all the features of the site. Like withdrawl fees etc.
And at last trade wisely.
The Best option would be BINANCE, according to me.

Binance. Binance exchange now needs no introduction as it has been ruling the crypto market for months.
This exchange is good for beginners/newbies and advanced users alike. They also have an inbuilt option in their UI to switch between the two modes, a feature that makes their UI very user-friendly.
Also, you will never face a liquidity issue while using Binance because it constantly ranks in top 5 exchanges on CMC by volume.

Actually, everyone has the right to choose the exchange of their preferences according to one's level of comfort, basically, not playing in exchanges that are very new or not used by others because of that very high risk for you by not having good anticipation when things happen things you don't want, then say Binance, a very well-known exchange with high trading volumes that at least gives confidence to everyone with the risk of losing money that you have is very minimal with a security system that is supported by yourself.

Completely 0% Knowledge with Trading? If yes then don't rush up on jumping on it but rather do some research and do read up the basics. Try Babypips.com

For exchange matters,then always choose the top tier ones.If you do able to read up on what I have given then any platform would be easily understand of yours since
you do know the terms.

There's no such thing as 'exchanges for newbies', but there are a lot of 'newbies exchanges'. What I mean is that there are new exchanges popping up in the market that doesn't have any reviews or reputation and that is dangerous exchanges for newbies like you. If I have my own way when I was starting my crypto journey, I wouldn't had traded on those kind of exchanges because I just lost some money on them (pulling some exit scams and lots of customer support issues).

Others have mentioned where you should look for exchanges, so I guess it's time for you to get your hands dirty. You can't go wrong with the top 1-5 exchanges right now. And another tip, read their TOS (Terms of Service), specially about the withdrawals, because usually, newbie complains about withdrawals are the most questioned, if I'm not mistaken.

Binance doesn't need to market itself anymore, people everywhere on social media are doing the work for them, and that for free! :D

I too have to recommend Binance as main exchange for crypto trading, while an exchange as Coinbase Pro is a good platform to safely buy the crypto that you want, and has lower fees than Coinbase's regular platform.

Noob exchanges such as Yobit, HitBTC and Cryptopia should be avoided at all cost. They may have a lot of very low valued altcoins listed, but the risk of account closure and fund freezing is too high to consider these good options.

OP, I hope you are a newbie only but you have known enough about in the trading industry, trading is not an easy job, this I not trial and error were you can repeat if you got the error. You must have a piece of full knowledge of trading have good research is very important if you are in trading.

This is was right, avoid these kinds of exchange, I just prefer to use Binance. There's nothing exchange site for newbie so better practice first.

Why do you need to trade if you can not deal with the exchange? There are a lot of tutorial videos on YouTube on how to use exchanges

i think we didn't need any tutorial about for using exchanges feature.its pretty simple for us and even beginner could operate  their account to start trading.and if we still confuse ,using official video tutorial will be good for us.

For basic buy low sell high, any reputable exchanges will do, if you aren't into alts which is more volatile just go for poloniex, some incredibly popular exchanges such as binance, bitmex are fine too. Binance has lots of information regarding each assets, analysis which is good for starter to understand. IMO some exchange having advanced order mechanism might be overhelming for newbie, stick to those with stop loss is promising for a long term trading.

you can see the coinmarketcap there are lots of good coins and make sure you buy coins in the top 10 and there are already lots of exchanges. you only do action. Good luck.,

Fees aren't that much for most of the exchanges and good reminder that a newbie should always look upon that if he/she will start trading. As I've said, there's always an option to try the demo mode of such exchanges if ever they have.

There are also bad exchanges there because it doesn't show the review from the users.

There nothing exchange for newbies but many more exchange friendly and easy go use and understand with have fair treatment to all users. Try poloniex jus search it into google or bittrex and the all time favite of all traders is binance.

For beginners, you can buy coins that are not too expensive. I recommend a good coin and certainly profitable. You can buy doge, one and trx. Good luck.

Any exchange can be suitable for beginners if it is legit but you need to have trading skills to make profits,many exchange offer tools for analysis and learn the tutorial for those before beginning.

First, you make a trade or use an exchange, be sure to read a lot of articles and watch youtube videos on how these exchanges operate and how you can keep yourself on the safe side, education is still the key so you will not get scam or make an error on making a transaction on exchanges.

There are lots of exchanges like binance, kucoin and so on that you can use to start trading. But I suggest you to find out the exchange from your own country first if there is one, because it will be easier to manage if you have issues. Besides that, you don't need to trade on your first visit. You should look at the features and how they work first.

Buy only small portions of your money to try how trading works, regarding to exchange if you can do some research first before doing this activities, exchange with good reputation and most used by traders is more likely to recommend, try a little bit and observe if you have the skills to enhance from this market.

It is good to explore other exchanges and not just stick into one. A lot of legit and reputable exchanges around and it is quite to see than isn't recognized by the community. The competition went strong and you will be amaze of what they provide services to their traders. Having with them will give us a better trades to experience. Never stop in 2-3 exchanges, keep moving and you'll found the best one.

What does newbie means ?
When you decide to join crypto, you should already understand how exchange works,right ?

If you mean by simple feature and trustable that able being use for beginner trader, bittrex or poloniex become the best choice !

Almost a lot of exchanger's basic is buy and sell, altcoins or tokens. And some more than that is margin trading that can be do if we are really understand what market did. If only buy and sell, a lot of exchanger already easy to use.

As a newbie it will so tough to you enter the market and trade .Better you try to notice the market behave and how everything go on .You can visit Binance ,Poloniex and many other top exchanges .You just research the project and price movement of the top coin .Gradually you will be a smart trader .Remind that start your trading with small amount and after getting everything you can increase your investment.

There should be a criteria for newbies who are looking for an exchange to stay.

There are newbies that are searching for exchanges and I've seen that there are many of them that have found an exchange that isn't too popular. I can't imagine on how they've landed with that exchange because the name is even haven't heard. And their experience, they were scammed, their withdrawals were disabled, if not, delayed.

There are many exchanges and each has its pros and cons, as well as a different interface. You can choose the most suitable for yourself. You can visit the coinmarketcap website and find a list of exchanges, both popular and less popular.

If you want an exchange this reference maybe a good place for you start with such as follows
those are Kucoin, Lbank, Idax, Coinbene and Binance just don't forget to activate 2FA to prevent
hackers .

you need to stay off the exchanges but learn about trading. try learning first. after then, register and trade with demo account. most exchanges has demo. don't rush into trading because you might regret your move quite easily. take your time before moving into real trading.

An exchange is an exchange, there is no exchange created specially for newbies, and the only thing that distinguishes some exchanges is just the facility that they have in place that makes trade easy and probably the user friendly trading platform that they have, and in this case, the best exchange you can ever think of relying on as a newbie is Binance, they are the largest and the best exchange for now and they have enough room to accommodate you.

They give bonuses, they have low trading fees and top of it all the largest trading volume you will ever see is on them. So I will advise you go for them first and maybe bitfinex as second choice.

That's the right thing to do, some newbies are too aggressive and they just think of the profit they'll be getting, and with that they failed to analyze how risky it is being a trader. Demo trading should be done first, at least for those who don't want to risk even a small money, they can practice to prepare for their risky journey.

The best advice he can ever get is what you have given and I will advise he takes it, because most newbies that I know without learning trading first end up losing almost all their investment. As a newbie, I would advise he simply goes for long term trade which is HOLDING.

Holding is still safe and maybe any money he gets as increase on his investment can be used to practice trading, because after learning all the necessary skills and knowledge, he will need to practice with live trade which I can guarantee he will lose the first trade, so if he doesn’t want to lose his personal fiat, he should just practice with a little increase he gets from Holding.

When you are new to crypto trading you need to learn about trading tips and how to choose the exchange.

There is no separate exchange,you just need to face the reality and survive it if you want profits.

Perhaps, you may want to read this guides and tips on how to choose a particular right exchange for a newbie like you.

•  Guides how to Choose an Exchange (https://blockgeeks.com/guides/best-cryptocurrency-exchanges/)
  
  It also provides some informations about tradings. You will also learn the differences and the backgroynd of some trusted and reputable exchanges. It may be a great help to you.

I guess every exchange has the same as the other exchange because people can use it for trading. But the problem is you need to know the basics of trading first before you trade so you can trade without a problem. And you can choose any exchanges that have been recommending by many members here like binance, poloniex, bittrex or else. Some exchanges need KYC to proceed the trading, but binance will not require that to start trading. So it is back to you again if you are fine with KYC, then you can choose poloniex, bittrex, and binance but if you don't want to fill KYC, then binance will be a good choice.

For your information, binance has two option for the member, they can do KYC, and they can skip KYC, and it depends on the member itself.

Each and every exchange has got the simple sign up process, with KYC and some has got limitations on withdrawal limits with accordance to the KYC fulfillment. Later on we've got lots of tutorials to help us use each and every exchange. Rather than searching for an exchange that is developed in specific for newbies, following tutorials one can use the exchanges for trading needs with ease.

There's nothing like an exchange for newbies,  you should be looking for a good exchange and not exchange that is meant for newbies  cause there is nothing like that. Go for exchange like Binance if you get the chance to register there. There is also Coinbase , it is really a very secured site, just that they are being regulated (if you're one of those that hates regulated exchanges, but they are always safe). Then there is Bittrex, KuCoin and the rest of them that are topping the chart. These are the exchanges you should be looking out for and not the ones that will scam you one day, or maybe you start hearing stories that touch.

I suggest you to register for a binary exchanger because in my opinion currently Binance is the best exchanger, in all cases, volume, fee and security

If you want to indulge in the stock exchange in the hope of earning, then it makes no difference which stock exchange to choose. You will lose the deposit. And if you really want to learn how to trade, then work with exchanges that have a short function. So you can play both: bull and bear market. Bitfinex, Huobi.

Regardless of your status in the crypto market, you should be the guy who would always opt for the best exchange in the crypto market and that is very important because according to a survey, if you are registered in the best exchange in the market, your chances of making money by trading crypto would be more than those others guys who are on other exchanges.

A good idea for a beginner, I think this is the right way to get to know more about trade then after it starts in real trading.


To spur your trading knowledge, you have to trade on real exchanges, I recommend between Binance and KuCoin, pretty good trustworthiness and an easy UI for beginners.

Firstly I will suggest you Binance, poloniex, kucoin exchange for choosing a good Exchange.  Secondly I will suggest you to search on Youtube about this exchanges by typing how to trade on (exchange name). Then you can find some videos that will help you to learn more about these exchanges. Thanks

Yes, a beginner should start looking at the picture of trading first and on how risky it is through trying a demo account.

There are tons of simulations there and those two are just part of it. A beginner should need to experience real trading though but as part of it, they need to practice first or if they really are into risk taking, try to trade with a small amount.

That is a way among many ways to minimize your losses in crypto if you are a newbie and if you have little experience. But I think this is the best way for newbies to learn how to trade spending little money and trying to figure out their own strategies and coins of interest. This in addition will bring experience and improvement in trading.

In the first place, you're a newbie why do you like to trade? for profit? or to find your luck?
as a newbie, you better spend time for learning first like research before anything else. This is the main
reason why many of the newbies became a victim negligence for becoming a greedy were it leads them
always into loss of their coins. But if you can't stop choose an exchange that are on top 5 exchange at the
coinmarketcap.

There is no exchange which was specifically for newbies, all exchange has same feature I mean when you trade on it you will find same feature such as candle and some indicators that can be use. It will be better if you ask how to trade for newbies? How many strategies that should you mastered? Also about psycology thing and money management that should be know before you come to an exchange. Just a suggestion, you can learn how to trade on this forum. You can scroll this thread and find some interesting threads because as far as I know on this forum has a ton of strategies trading and usefull for newbies.

i will sugguest you get into binance Dev now it is still new and open. it is very simple platform novices to understand the simple pattern of exchange different cryptocurrency. try it now. make sure you goto the right website very very important.

I went through your guide and it was good for the starters. Normally when you are a starter, you would face difficulties managing things in crypto and such a guide makes things a bit easier for the newbies so thank you for it. There is a great plethora of information available on the internet as well which could be used to learn about how to trade and make money by trading crypto.

Trading platforms are basically the same in structure and appearance. You need to read and learn a lot in this direction and do not recommend trading large amounts, start with soap sums and gradually see the result.

Even a newbie can start trading on leading exchanges such as Binance and Bittrex but I haven’t heard about newbie exchanges. When it comes to an exchanges it should be regardless or any category because a business if available for all people will have maximum revenue but when it is limited to few categories then the revenue is not much appreciable as compared to that of exchanges for everyone.

Actually there are no exchanges that are specifically for beginners, basically the way the exchange works is the same and the thing that distinguishes them is just some of the services they offer. In my opinion, for a beginner, you should choose an exchange that has a high trading volume and a lot of types of altcoins that can be traded and you can look for them in some favorite exchanges like Binance, Bittrex etc.

Anyone that is learning to tutorial on how to use ordinary exchange must be someone who is not that conversant with the use of computer  and really needs to learn first, how can someone trying to learn to use an exchanges know how to trade.

From your trading lessons or tutorial, the trader would have been exposed to lots of exchanges already which he would have also been though on how to use them as practice. Most exchanges has even made their platform user friendly and does not have any complicated platform that will make someone who has learnt so much about cryptocurrency and trading confused.

I strongly agree with what you say, that beginners should trade on exchangers that provide DEMO facilities, so you can learn to trade.

 I don't think that their is exchange for newbies because you are expected to know how to  trade or someone will do the trading for you. However, when it comes to trade their is no newbies but you can be newbies on bitcointalk rank. Some that just started investing in crypto should seek more knowledge about all it takes.

I think binance is newbie friendly as it is because you get a lot of coins to start and you can be working with bnb on your account to lose less money on trading fee. That is just the idea of how looking at charts and given a plenty of options can make a newbie go crazy and learn from their moves but that is just of course gives you the real thing so quickly and so fastly that you will become not newbie very soon.

However, if you want super newby I remember bitmex had a test place for their margin trading and I am not a fan of margin trading however if you want to test yourself that is a good place to start. That way you will not lose any real money and still get a lot of experience even if not as much as the real thing and not on altcoins.

newbie or not i think the exchange is the same and there is no difference about that, there are many cryptocurrency exchanges and you are free to choose what you like or only use large exchanges in this industry that many users have recommended here, the most important thing is to always be careful for each link and the website that you are going to visit so that you are not prone to scam

There are no specific exchanges that are made only for newbies. Instead you should be looking for an exchange that is secure, well known, trusted and has been in the market for a long time. Just join one of those exchange and learn how to use it by yourself. Most of the well known exchanges are easy to use and not that complicated. You can always go through their FAQ or contact their support (shitty support wouldn't deny) for further help.

I agree with your opinion. Trustworthy exchanges are better than risking the money with unknown exchanges like bitebtc. My friend lost money there due to the arbitrage opportunities in the mentioned exchange. Before sending any amount to the exchange check the Trustpilot reviews or search with the search engines. There are free online sources for newbies learning the basics of crypto trading in the exchanges.

Please make sure your transaction amount does not exceed $ 500. Because newbie always has a lot of problems and I don't want you all to print all your assets because of FOMO news. Investment is always risky and I hope you understand my statement.
Currently I am using Binance Exchange and Bilaxy to trade and make money daily there. Its interface is very easy to see and it is suitable for new people.

Exchanges are the same for all including all the leading exchanges which are open for all either newbie or professionals, both can use the crypto exchanges. However, for newbies there are user guides and manuals to learn. A step-by-step guide is available on the search engines but you need to be good at finding the right guides. For newbies professionals are providing mentorship through YouTube videos.

If you already have to trade, you should choose with a large volume and a sufficient number of crypto-currency pairs, such as binance or bittrex, if you exchange Fiat money for cryptocurrencies for good commissions, then the site is perfect bestchange.net

Trusted exchanges are good for the beginners and for all traders. If you are a newbie, it does not mean that you need to use some special service. Deal with the reliable sites, and pay attention to the exchanges popular in your country.

when you decide to trade, the exchange becomes vital. in calculations that exchange with good quality and reputation will make a person more comfortable in trading. it impacts our comfort when making a decision. this is what must be a comparison and indicator, make sure the exchange that we use is good and register a good rating in coinmarketcap.

The best exchange for newbies right now is exchanges with demo trading. The feature allows  newbies to experiment with trading as much as they want without risking real money.  There are couple of exchanges with the feature... Try searching them on Google.

Every newbie can make an account on the already existing exchanges and there is no need for a separate account which would be recognized by the presence of newbies in crypto market. I think there is no need for a separate exchange as well because the purpose of an exchange is to provide facilities to the crypto users and that is already available on the current operating exchanges.

  That sounds great. I never heard about the demo trading exchange. It will of course give the newbies an insight into how to trade and how to master the trading skills. I started trading coins few months ago and found it very tough and switched back to speculation. So if there is such an exchange that can enable the newbies prepare and then get into cryptocurrencies trading, they would be able to execute the learned lessons.

I agree with you, it would be nice to visit the site above. Suggestion, you use binance exchange, because there are many coins listed there and very easy to use.

Why would exchanges only make themselves available for professionals? Almost every exchange now caters to both classes. If you see Bittrex and Binance for example, they even have a basic version and an advanced version. Basic is for newbies I guess, advanced is for those with experience and who know how to use all the charts and additional information.

crypto exchanges platform totally different with forex platfrom that provide virtual account to users.so they could start with demo trading to traineed their skills before investing with real money.

As newbie on trading the first one should be important is the interface of particular exchanges, such as how they work, are x exchange is friendly user? easy to use? But as advice to newbies out there, you should also consider the trading volume, just like what BlackFor3st said.
You can use the given link above to also check which exchange has huge trading volume and that will lead you to choose a good exchange.

Since Binance is much popular now and has also a good volume, I can advice to also use this exchange since they have already mobile application while other exchange don't have. Try to browse this page of Binance Academy which has tutorial about trading and also about how to use the Binance Exchange : Tutorials | Binance Academy (https://www.binance.vision/tutorials)

There is no such thing exist. Peeps said that top 5 exchanges are "safe" but once you trade there it's not what you may have imagined.
Just do more trade, at least once you fail, you will know what to do to not fall at the same hole. I mean, only sticking to the safe side might be dumb especially when you are experiencing issues like dump and shit.

Some/most of the larger newbie-oriented exchange sites like Coinbase charge higher fees than their conventional crypto exchange counterparts like Coinbase Pro or Bitstamp. If you're a newbie it's just a better use of your time to familiarize yourself with the UIs of larger exchanges and just use those exchanges. It might take some time and you might not feel comfortable using every function and button on the exchange initially, but it'll be worth it.

For testing out sites, most exchanges allow you to either use a demo account to try things out or you can sign up for an account and just view the exchange you plan on using without depositing anything. I would highly suggest not trading until you fully understand how to fully utilize the exchange you've chosen to use.

For sure, you should try trading on exchangers that provide training versions, so you can learn a lot about trading techniques and practices on the simulation menu before you start the actual trade.

I do agree here. My exchange experience might be completely different from your exchange experience, especially when you dig into low value altcoins that I haven't played with.

Considering that most people purposely look for shitcoins, they are more likely going to face problems because of wallet maintenance and whatnot, and we have seen that withdrawals might not be allowed for weeks straight.

Nowadays we also have exchanges blocking accounts based on your withdrawals and usage activity. I may not run into a problem for years while a close friend of mine might have his account blocked the next day.

Almost all exchanges offer basic and advanced trading, about margin trading don`t even think before you learn more about basic trading. Once you learn how to make an order you will see that everywhere process is the same, just interface is different.
Newbies, like newbies in everything, should start with small amounts, amount that you can afford to lose. It`s how you start with learning, how you find out about possible risks and gains.

I think there are some good exchanges out there and you could easily register on the exchange and can trade and speculate etc. You do not need some particular exchange for newbies and this sounds a bit absurd as well. I heard about an exchange that can train the newbies for trading in the real crypto market and this is often recommended as well for gaining experience.

I totally do not see anything wrong in that, there is always class in everything and it what the system automatically requires, it is just like you saying they should keep basic 1 student and basic 6 student in the same class simply because we call it school. It will be impossible for a basic 1 student to understand what is being done in basic 6 because their brain will not be able too comprehend it.

This is the same thing that happens in in the trading market too, we have newbie and we have pro, when it comes to chart, we generally have simple chart and advanced chart, advanced chart will be too much for a newbie to comprehend, so it is very necessary they make it easy for them by differentiating it.

Quick research will show you various reviews or tops on your matter. For example, this article from BestBitcoinExchange, https://www.bestbitcoinexchange.net/for-beginners/, highlights such well-known websites like Coinbase, CEX, and Coinmama. And I'd agree with such a list. Earlier I used Coinbase and Coinmama when I was a newbie, and then switched to CEX. I chose CEX as it allows buying cryptos like XML with USD (https://cex.io/xlm-usd) or EUR. And I liked its interface, it is friendly enough and comprehensible. So, I decided to stick to it. And I hope this info will help you somehow.

This is how they do differ and its already a standard thing for exchangers to have these options because not all do start to be a pro.
They do need to cater all the things which signifies that this is a good platform to trade on yet it do adjust on what you do need.

Specially for newbies there are no exchanges and it would be strange if they existed  ;D. But there are exchanges where you can quickly and easily figure it out. In my opinion one of the most convenient is Binance. Also quite comfortable is the Poloniex. The interfaces on these exchanges are friendly, so it’s easy for you to understand what you have to do. In general, everything is quite simple. You need to enter the real exchange site (beware of phishing sites), create an account, go through verification and be sure to enable two-factor authentication. After that, you can transfer a small amount of money for practice. Before you transfer money to your account, make sure that you use the address for the currency that you transfer, and also pay attention to the fact that there is a minimum amount of transfer. Don't transfer the amount less than the specified.

I think all exchanges site is allow you to used no matter you're newbie or whatever, as long as you understand how the market goes on. And before buying any sort of token or alts, you should make a research to its history to make you able to know how its value goes,to determine its all time high and its very low value.

There's a lot exchange platform that you can use, for a newbie you should learn first how to trade. For exchange platform i sugget you to use Binance, its simple, user friendly and a lot of trader using this platform.

Binance you can see there newbie and expert trader this exchange is open for the people who are willing to trade like you.
Careful in choosing exchanger because they have exchanger who scam and they want to get only your KYC so if you picking choose the best exchanges and that is Binance and even you asking each of everyone about this exchange they will recommend to you.

There is no such thing as exchange for newbies you could just use the trusted exchanges .
But if you are asking for a site that you could use to enhance your trading skills before risking your money then try to search for a simulator it is the best for newbies.

I know this problem,it is why I propose trading directly on my sites.
I can not assume a general exchange or trading platform.
It is why I allow only with the earning earned on my sites.

Exception will be made for BCRM holders allowed to depose few $cents to give more trade possibilities.