Etherdelta seems to be the best exchange for trading ether tokens but seems complicated. I have yet to try it but I know there are a number of token holders having difficulty understanding the site. I would like to sell some of my tokens,want to hold some, but not sure how etherdelta works. Perhaps someone would be able to write a step by step guide on hoe to transfer to etherdelta and then how to change token to other crypto. A guide easy for newbies to follow.

I recently sold all my shares to put into a high interest account. Shares are volatile in UK at moment due to Brexit. I have bitcoin and eight ether tokens. Will be looking to sell some to put into litecoin and neo.

I'm sure many holders regret not buying at this time last year. I certainly do. I started collecting using faucets but now do trading and lending on Bitfinex. I do buy using spare fiat as I believe bitcoin will continue to rise but I do not believe the rate of increase will be as high.

I convereted my bitcoin to litecoin to lower the fees but if you need bitcoin then you will have no choice.

I have eight different ether tokens. I want to move some to ether delta but the site seems complicated. Could someone write a step by step guide for newbies? I have received questions from others about the site so would share information with them as well.

Is there any buy volume in the coin or is it dead? If there is no trade then probably best to sell if you can and use funds to regain some of your loss. If you do not need the funds then perhaps put a decent priced sell order and wait to see if it gets filled.

There are perhaps some who would like to be paid in Eth ot Bitcoin but unless you can convert into fiat then you cannot pay your bills as supermarkets,banks and government departments do not accept such methods. There is a long way to go before all workers could be paid in any crypto.

I can't really see any crypto replacing bitcoin. Bitcoin was first and has largest following. If bitcoin collapsed then there is no reason to doubt all cryptos would follow.

There is nothing fundamental to support bitcoin price except supply and demand from traders and investors. Stock prices are supported by company results. Fiat currencies used to be supported by gold assets by countries. Every item that can be traded can be have its value manipulated.

Check on the exchanges before you finally decide. Look at the volume of coin traded and the buy v selling price. No volume means you may not be able to sell in future,and also no rise in price, while a large margin buy v sell will eat into any potential profit.

Etherdelta is getting a lot of recognition recently. They have a good list not only of altcoin but the best listing of ether tokens.

It depends upon the amount of money you are holding. Buying a house to rent should give income and capital,so should carefully chosen company shares. How safe do you feel making such financial decisions?

I have used Coinbase,Yobit and Poloniex in the past. At the moment I am using Bitfinex as I can lend coins on a daily basis. Will soon be using Etherdelta to trade ether tokens.

A useful site for members looking for airdrops. Giving the value of the airdrop is good but value will only be realised when it is listed on exchange. Look forward to updates to your site. Well done.

I am using Bifinex at the moment and lending coins on it. Unfortunately there is no exchange that lists all coins and ether tokens. I hold eight ether tokens and they are listed on etherdelta. There are a number of coins that show no daily volume. Difficult to see why an exchange would continue to list these.

What sort of daily volume exists for these coins? No volume means you may not be able to sell in future. What is difference between buying and selling price? Sometimes less well-known or traded coins have quite a difference so a large increase in price could be required just to break even.

There are sellers selling bitcoin on ebay. Check coin>currency>ecurrency. You can either "buy it now" or auction. Buy it now are usually priced well above market price. Auction prices can go to double market rate. Payment is by paypal. I do not suggest selling bitcoin via paypal due to risk of chargeback.

Cryptos are like shares in that they fluctuate on a daily basis, although share price depends on company and country economic news, but cryptos trade 24/7. Patience is the key and perhaps try buying at low points.

Not all airdrops are worthless and cost more to exchange than they are worth. I received thirty POS tokens via an airdrop and current value is approximately $40.

I hold bitcoin and will keep my bitcoingold. I have eight ether tokens,all from airdrops, which I will hold. Some give more tokens if I continue to hold. POS token has been best as its value for free tokens from airdrop is circa $40.