Best exchange for beginner?

[meanbean]

I was away from crypto for years and now I'm trying to get back into the game.  I was really STUNNED that there is no exchange, even after many years since bitcoin started, that we can just deposit USD and start exchanging altcoins.  I hope I'm wrong because this would be the single biggest hurdle for altcoins to be widely adopted by general public.  There are just too many hurdles to jump over just to START trading. 

[alphalifter304]

I really enjoyed HITBTC's demo program they have, I would use that for a few weeks to get a hang then go over to other exchanges that such as Bittrex or Polionex because they are safer and have better support. I have lost coins in the past with Hitbtc and did not like how they responded to me so I vote to stay away from that one even though it has a attractive interface.

[APICEMTECH]

I really enjoyed HITBTC's demo program they have, I would use that for a few weeks to get a hang then go over to other exchanges that such as Bittrex or Polionex because they are safer and have better support. I have lost coins in the past with Hitbtc and did not like how they responded to me so I vote to stay away from that one even though it has a attractive interface.

HITBTC is a rip off! I mean they take away fixed amount of tokens at the time of withdrawal. I just had to pay 170 MSP tokens to make my withdrawal to my private wallet. Also all the trading is so shady over there, looks like its bots working most of the time.

[gazilla]

I believe that the best exchange for the beginner is Yobit, even though the withdrawals take longer than usual. But the minimum purchase amount is low (only 10,000 satoshi). Which means you can buy small quantities until you learn the ropes. 

[Mister k]

First choose a coin then choose an exchange.

[twinkledthomas]

I believe that the cryptopia.co.nz is the best exchange. With so many coins. But the withdrawal charge of bitcoin is little bit high. Otherwise it is a great exchange.

[bountyjunkie]

None of the exchange are built with beginner's in mind. Assuming that your talking of ease of trade, may be you can check Shapeshift and few others though they are not exchanges in the truest sense but token convertors rather.

[alphalifter304]

I really enjoyed HITBTC's demo program they have, I would use that for a few weeks to get a hang then go over to other exchanges that such as Bittrex or Polionex because they are safer and have better support. I have lost coins in the past with Hitbtc and did not like how they responded to me so I vote to stay away from that one even though it has a attractive interface.

HITBTC is a rip off! I mean they take away fixed amount of tokens at the time of withdrawal. I just had to pay 170 MSP tokens to make my withdrawal to my private wallet. Also all the trading is so shady over there, looks like its bots working most of the time.

I agree the only thing they have going good for them is their demo program that I think is the best demo and helps you can't lose anything. I wouldn't put 1$ into them, I am surprised they have never been shutdown yet

[ahmetcem]

binance is a bit confusing, but it can be used after a little research or watching a few videos.

[blue_id69]

I dont know about your country but here i got exchanger who accept fiat deposit and can turn it into 20 different alt. anyway just buy btc at coinbase and transfer the btc to exchanger you like, for examples cryptopia or yobit.

[ujinice]

Many newcomers usually have problems with account verification on any exchanges, so I think that the best stock exchange is EtherDelta.

[Frank76]

I think the best exchange at this time is Binance
 

[whofeelsitknowsit]

I've been very impressed with Bittrex.  I find it super easy to use.

[whofeelsitknowsit]

I've been very impressed with Bittrex.  I find it super easy to use.

Agreed, though coinbase's fees are too high.

[Shaour Zafar094]

Brother according to me MYETHERDELTA is a good exchange for beginner because it is easy to deal in that

[xindoa]

is started with cryptopia. not that hard but like some people already said. look at what coin you want then on which exchange it is

[JoyofCrypto]

Me personally when I started I bought Bitcoin with fiat using cex.io and then transferred my bitcoins to Bittrex so I could start buying altcoins and that's it. I never made any more fiat deposits, I made all my money I got right now through trading altcoins. Now I'm using 3 altcoin exchanges - Bittrex, Cryptopia and Binance. I find every single coin I need in those 3 exchanges.

[mr.robot8]

there's an endless list of exchanges, the thing is personal and you have to try some and see which one you find better, i personally use bittrex and etherdelta

[kpierce77]

I think for beginners, you can use hitbtc. it will be faster and easier to use for newcomers

[hakuna]

I would suggest you Bitfinex or kraken. Bitfinex accepts USD and kraken accepts also euro.