Best books for crypto trading

[DK13]

Hi,
Are there any good books for trading cryptocurrencies? Is it big difference from stock trading?

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[tarpa07]

Hi,
Are there any good books for trading cryptocurrencies? Is it big difference from stock trading?

I'm share with you something very important that is top 6 book and you can get a more information with your trading solution. Mastering Bitcoin is a one of the best , The Age of Cryptocurrency it is another book written by Paul and Michael Casey and The Book Of Satoshi it is write by Phil Champagne , Blockchain and last one The Bitcoin Big Bang it is written by Brian Kelly if you read this all of book you can get a best solution here.

[faithupgrade]

My brother has trading book,  but it is not about crypto. It tackles more about Stocks and Forex. How I wish to see a book about crypto trading.

Hi,
Are there any good books for trading cryptocurrencies? Is it big difference from stock trading?

[DaMut]

first of all no matter what is it that you're trading for the book itself will not provide much help to you,
because all that it can do is telling about about technical analysis and many more.
but when you do the trade you will understand that everything is only good in a theory not in reality.
also there're a lot of books that you can find regarding cryptocurrency and even you can find it online,
just type it on google and you will find it,
will it help you ? absolutely no,
cryptocurrency and others are completely different,
the difference is very big because Bitcoin is a decentralized thing,which mean the price only can be determined by the community themself.
with that alone we can tell that cryptocurrency is very easy to get manipulated while other assets need a lot of factors to determine its price,
look at Bitcoin history from the start until now,and look at its progress.afterward compare it to other assets.
i believe you will understand what i am talking about and make your opinion about that.

[DK13]

I understand what you are saying, but I have to start from somewhere to learn how to trade. Thought the books can give some basic fundamentals

[eddie13]

I recommend the books on poloniex, gdax, bittrex, tuxexchange.com, the exchange of your choice.. The buy/sell books that is..

You can read all the books you want about riding a bike but you are still going to crash learning just as much..
The info you can read will only help you learn how to do tricks or advanced practices, that are useless unless you already have the basic fundamentals down..

Take a little coin and go make a few hundred trades, learn to do, then you will understand what the heck they are even talking about in the books you want to read..


The best imo is to get on an exchange with a good trollbox and ask a thousand questions while you make your first thousand little trades..

Take like $20, lose 75% in your first couple hundred trades..
After that if you can't start gaining your money back, make your $20 back, and then double that, GIVE UP because you don't have what it takes..

I wouldn't put any more money into it until you do that and prove that you can be profitable..  

Also..
Forget all about reading anything about this coin or that coin.. What their promises are or if it's pow or pos..
You don't need to care about any of that, it matters not..

Get to where you can read the books on exchanges, feel the momentum, and you won't have to read anything else..

The only info about the coin that is of any value is the current hype/fud sentiment..


Come flip the spread on this https://tuxexchange.com/trade?coin=PEPECASH&market=BTC and chat..

It's almost always a great spread to flip with a smaller amount of coin and ask anything you want about trading in the trollbox..

That's how I learned.. Cryptsy..

I made a thousand trades on crypts before I knew bitcointalk existed..
I made thousands of trades before and while learning the very basics of how blockchain crypto even works..

My first use of a blockchain period was arbing NET to bittrex..