What the difference for me is first the analysis using of these two types of people in cryptocurrency; trader and investor, which the trader for sure is more on technical analysis, like more on analyzing a chart, while the investor part is more on fundamental part since they are more for long term part.
Most of the investors will look forward to the long term, effects on it in the future, events, news are important for them.
While traders will make only money, even how worst some cryptocurrencies are, they will more base on what they see on their chart.

If anyone has a truly innovative or groundbreaking idea in this space, I’m pretty sure it wouldn’t be very wise of them to share it here on bitcointalk for everyone to see.

Ideas that aren’t new that I’d love to see are those such as a truly decentralized exchange. We could also use easier ways to store bitcoin on your phone but are safe.

Taking advantage of the fact that we are celebrating the Bitcoin Pizza day.
That as we know was born here in the forum.

Let's take a look at this tweet to meet the guy who paid for a pizza with 10,000 BTC in 2010.

https://twitter.com/AtomicWallet/status/1263863697413484544?s=19

I would create my own business a Pizza shop that accepts payments with BTCitcoin.
As we are in Coronavirus time I would offer my products for delivery.

After the Coronavirus I would offer live seminars: easy and fast how to use bitcoin, its pros and cons.

For customers who know bitcoin:
They are free to choose their favorite mobile wallet.
Regarding the time of the transactions, it would accept payments with x confirmations.

I remember that I used Bitrefill once and it accepted the payment without the network having made all the confirmations. It would work for.
It is just an idea that could improve it.

I'm not sure if it actually exist, but what's about organizing Bitcoin future adoption by partnering with different retailers. They made Bitcoin of of the possible payment method at their shops and get promoted for this. Like a quid pro quo.

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Just like in this forum. People whose purpose is learning new knowledge have great benefits. As a beginner that wants to use bitcoin, forget the past of bitcoin were you know that a lot of people made profits from trading bitcoin but focus on the ecosystem of how money works. A world where we can have control over money and activities like elections using the blockchain to have a free and fair election in places like Africa, Asia, America, etc

It is true that coinbase is highly recommended for trading, but in my opinion coinbase is not the best. The best is binance exchanges for now
as a trading platform, because of the many features of binance that Coinbase does not yet have. Binance promotion  many  IEO projects are
very potential, can provide big profits for investors. So from that until now I am still comfortable using binance for trading.

Its good seeing coinbase on the top. I had used coinbase but trade is not available in my country. So i start treading on hitbtc. Hitbtc is good exchange but they demand high fee and low security. So now i start trading on binance & kucoin. Those are good.

I also don't use coinbase because my country isn't yet supported but I don't think coinbase is complicated, it is similar to other exchanges. The special thing about coinbase is its high liquidity, it is probably the highest according to the statistics on coinmarketcap.

My biggest leasson was to not get involved in any schemes, ways of getting money fast, multiplying an investment and so on.
Whenever you send your coins to a centralized exchange, a cloud mining site, you name it, you put them at risk. Bitcoin is going to appreciate in value by itself, you don't have to do anything with it. All those things that people are told, that you have to put your money to work to profit, that you have to differentiate, are not worth a penny.

So, from a perspective of someone who held coins for 5 years and built a portfolio from scratch:
Don't try to reinvest your investment, don't overthink it. You're already in one of the most risky, volatile and also profitable markets in the world. Don't let some fools tell you that you have to day trade, gamble, buy altcoins, invest in a ponzi scheme, mine, cloud mine, stake, and so on, to make money!

Binance became the best Trading Platform I chose. Because many features are provided by Binance. I also trade Future which is more convenient than other platforms.

and the latest from binance right now is Spot P2P to make buying and selling crypto assets very easily. Payment methods can use direct bank transfer.
I have also become an official P2P Binance trading partner as one of Indonesia's verified merchants.
https://zaky-cell.com/

It is questionable whether Bitstamp would have taken these measures if the hack had never taken place.

The OP is asking what exchange fulfil the above parameters, and I can say very few of them.
But most exchanges that fall into this set of parameters are smaller to medium exchanges.
Because most good exchanges have been a victim of hacking at least once.
But I don't think, the criteria of never hacked before and low tx fee would be vital in choosing an exchange.
Those exchanges that have never been hacked is only waiting their time to be vulnerable with these hackers.
I guess what matters most, is how the exchange reacted after the hack - did they refund their clients or not? Or did they continue their operations and rectify the prob fast?
Also, most exchanges with low tx fees are those with low trading volumes also. So it is really not convenient to trade in those kind of exchanges.
Do you want to wait for days and days just to fulfil your order?

I totally agree, big brother knows all the information the OP is looking for. I'll just say that the first major hack of some crypto exchange was recorded back in 2011 and it was related to Mt.Gox (2600 BTC lost), after which was followed the biggest in history Mt.Gox again in 2014 (850 000 BTC hacked). In 2016 Bitfinex is hacked for $77 million at that time, and in 2018 Coincheck is hacked for $500 million in NEM tokens.

For global usage we know that Coinbase, Binance, and Bitstamp are probably the most famous, As for fees, I don't think there's much of a difference - although I'm not a trader, so I can't say for sure where it's best to trade.

Well, among the ten number of choices I only use Coinbase not only for security but also I have trusted the platform since I started here. The rest perhaps be good as well. Before my friend who introduced me in the crypto world uses the same platform so to make things easier for me when I was new I decided to use Coinbase as well for immediate assistance if I don't understand some things in the platform. Indeed, it will be our own discretion on which or how many of them we will use for our activities because I know any issues that they may have will surely be addressed in no time to maintain the trust that we have on them.

I think Coinbase affiliate program pays the most for new sign ups so most of these rankings are fake and only serve to attract new referrals.
It's like those fake hosting rankings where Bluehost, HostGator and the like always come first just because they pay the most in the affiliate program. But in reality, they have probably the worst hosting service.

BTW, what about that ugly image in your post? Was that really necessary?

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. Fundamental always affect crypto and we can noticed that, but always have even a basic guide on technical so you would have idea how to move or creatw such action when right time for buy and sell is imminent.