user friendly exchange for begginers

[gogostar]

Hello,
can anybody recommand a good exchange for beginer?
i was looking on plus500,  i want to learn and get some more experience with small trades.
Is there an exchange with simple interface and good options?
Thank you

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[otunayode]

With the description of what kind of exchange you want to trade in, I can not think of any exchange that fit that description so well than bittrex. Bittrex UI is just so simple for anybody to use.

[Grab]

Check https://www.bestchange.com/?p=405616 My fav exchange.

[bitstomake]

I can tell you from experience, Bittrex is excellent, and DEFINITELY trust worthy.

[X - Mas]

Hello,
can anybody recommand a good exchange for beginer?
i was looking on plus500,  i want to learn and get some more experience with small trades.
Is there an exchange with simple interface and good options?
Thank you

first where are you come from ?
you can go to your local exchange, its will be full user friendly for beginner,
because most of local exchange use the local currency too,
example :
 vip.bitcoin.co.id from indonesia
cryptopia.co.nz from new zealand, etc

[naclio]

Coinbase may be is most friendly place to buy basic crypto

If you wanna buy more variety of crypto BIttrex is the less unfriendly for my

Regards

[Poink]

For BTC purchase, I use Coinbase and GDAX

For alts, I mostly use Bittrex and Binance

[mercer007]

Bitrex, Binance and Kucoin

[sparg]

At first i used Kraken but i dont recommend it. It crashes very often and the prices don`t update good. If you want to do agressive trading its not good. Now i use bitfinex. They only list coins with potential and the exchange is very user friendly. If you ask anyone they will tell you that if a coin is listed on bitfinex it will go high fow sure.
Best of luck!

[Geenstijl]

Bittrex is pretty frendly for users, has large liquidity and many altcoins. Moreover is was never hacked before. So this is my advice for you

P.S.
Turn on 2fa right after you will register there!

[helin9108]

I think Bitrex and polenix because people can exchange any of their coins such as bitcoin and altcoins easily.Most of people uses to go with the bittrex exchange because there are  always new coins comes for trading.Also Bitrex conduct compliance audits on all new coin launches, ensuring that their users have the information they need to make informed trades.Next one is polinex because Poloniex is a pure crypto to crypto exchange based in the United State.There is also ether delta but it is mostly for the icos, for the people who want just sell their icos tokens on listings.

[sofakingporkhunt]

I think Binance would be the best exchange for a beginner, very simple interface and great support.

[LiGuBi]

I would really recommend Bittrex and Poloniex. Both of them are quite easy to use and not laggy

[Warkop]

I tell you a little advice, if you want to buy and start trading you have to start with Bittrex exchange, because for beginners like you, Bittrex exchange is very suitable, compared to other exchanges, because Bittrex exchange is very easy to use with you.

[hodlftw]

I like to use interface friendly excahnges like Cryptopia, Bittrex, and Poloniex. Those are the ones I use the most but I am not opposed to using other decent exchanges like nova, liqui, and bleutrade which all have decent

interfaces as well (not as good as the first 3 but okay).

[NoiseBoy]

Hello,
can anybody recommand a good exchange for beginer?
i was looking on plus500,  i want to learn and get some more experience with small trades.
Is there an exchange with simple interface and good options?
Thank you

Not EtherDelta.

Sorry, I realize that's the opposite of what you asked. But ED requires more technical sophistication than any other exchange I've used.

Kraken is widely considered to have the worst GUI of any exchange, so avoid that one.

I like Poloniex's GUI, but the exchange is freakishly slow to process even relatively small withdrawals, so I avoid using it where possible.

I've had no problems with Bittrex. It's a pretty minimalist design, but you know what's going on.

Other than that, there's just Liqui.io, but their fees are pretty high and the GUI can get clunky at times.

There are dozens of other exchanges out there, those are just the ones with which I'm most familiar.

[hisuka]

I like to use interface friendly excahnges like Cryptopia, Bittrex, and Poloniex. Those are the ones I use the most but I am not opposed to using other decent exchanges like nova, liqui, and bleutrade which all have decent

interfaces as well (not as good as the first 3 but okay).

As a beginner its needed to cope up with the interface of the exchanges. Bittrex, cryptopia and coinexchange most use and legit exchange site. It is necessary to study the platform as a beginner for you to understand the process on how to trade.

[dawoodkhan97]

I use Poloniex and Bitterx both but usually find
Bittrex to be more user friendly and robust.

Also apart from being user friendly, they are also
the most secure exchanges as of now.

I would also suggest Coinbase for buying bitcoins
due to their easy interface.

[styca]

I would go with Bittrex, that's the simplest I've used and has good volumes which is always important.
The bigger ones are generally easier to use, just steer clear of Etherdelta for a while, as that is quite complicated.

[amacar2]

You can try poloniex and bittrex from start so that you can get used to user interface of poloniex and bittrex as when you will be expert or will have quite big bankroll than you have to only trade in those two of the trusted trading platform.

Plus500 is for learning forex trading not crypto trading.