With the replies here, I think you learned now that MyEtherwallet doesn't hold Bitcoin but Etherium and other ETH contract token.
So let's rephrase your post as:
"If I have my ETH stored in MyEtherWallet, then how do I trade on Binance from this? "
From Binance, head on to DEPOSITS and choose ETH - Etherium. From there you will see your DEPOSIT ADDRESS. Now login to your MyEtherWallet and hit Send ETH and just filled the forms. Make sure that the address is correct. Same method is applied to BITCOIN Deposits and for other coins.
You can't do trades if your coins aren't on trading platforms (unless p2p).
Thanks very much for taking the time to give a detailed response.
Yes, I have been trading in this manner, but I wondered if there were an easier way other than entering the hex address for the exchange on my wallet, waiting for network confirmation from the "mining operation," etc.
If I have funds on, say, Fidelity, then I can trade (immediately) from the funds in my account because I have trusted Fidelity as the repository of these funds. There seem to be legitimate concerns about trusting any exchange as a trusted repository of crypto "funds" (e.g., hack of non-insured assets); thus, my question.
(I realize that the "digital decentralization" of cryptos is what places the repository in my hands in the form of a "wallet," but I was just wondering if there were an easier way!)
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