Top Crypto-Trading Books Everybody Should Read Before Starting Trade

[mayureeana]

This crypto realm is still very much in its infancy, but we have already witnessed proponents — writers and economists, businessmen, technologists, and cryptographers bringing their ideas and visions for the technology into the written word. Whether you're eager to start your journey to Bitcoin and Crypto, take a look at this curated collection from KuCoin's Top 10 Books on crypto trading

 Anyway, Those series of books mentioned on this blog can be our guide but in my opinion, nothing can replace experience. So just start trading and explore it by yourself

Read it now here: https://kucoinblog.com/top-10-books-on-crypto-trading-part-2-sk-bt

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[CjMapope]

This crypto realm is still very much in its infancy, but we have already witnessed proponents — writers and economists, businessmen, technologists, and cryptographers bringing their ideas and visions for the technology into the written word. Whether you're eager to start your journey to Bitcoin and Crypto, take a look at this curated collection from KuCoin's Top 10 Books on crypto trading

 Anyway, Those series of books mentioned on this blog can be our guide but in my opinion, nothing can replace experience. So just start trading and explore it by yourself

Read it now here: https://kucoinblog.com/top-10-books-on-crypto-trading-part-2-sk-bt

huh, cool haha
Is that blog/site actually run by Kucoin? seems like it is, im surprised to see them pushing traditional trading books
One would think a crypto-exchange wouldnt believe in that stuff, but i feel like maybe they have a vested interest in people losing money, like a casino hehe
Im gonna see what else is on that blog tho as i like that exchange (i never knew they had a blog at all)

[blckhawk]

Even though it's a site that is ran by an exchange, having an article like this is quite helpful especially for aspiring traders out there. Some learn through experience immediately, but others prefer reading books/online resources first before engaging in cryptocurrencies. The good thing about books rather than modern online articles is that these books are backed up by references that have also undergone extensive proof-reading and revisions, making them more reliable to get information to.

[ecnalubma]

It can be a good references I wish I can acquire those books. Those books can be a good source of learning specially for active traders where they encounter different market scenarios, also good for beginners who have hard time reading the market basics.

[RDNX]

Ok, I think this is a very useful link for a trader like me. Usually, an Exchange rarely gives a good tip about how to trade. In my opinion, a good exchange is an exchange that always gives the trader useful information and tips about how to trade properly.

[pishite]

I always liked interesting books, but do not forget that without practice it is only interesting information.
And the market is unstable thing here you need a sense of when to buy and when to sell.
But for references to books thank you, glee information think not will.

[rose9696]

This crypto realm is still very much in its infancy, but we have already witnessed proponents — writers and economists, businessmen, technologists, and cryptographers bringing their ideas and visions for the technology into the written word. Whether you're eager to start your journey to Bitcoin and Crypto, take a look at this curated collection from KuCoin's Top 10 Books on crypto trading

 Anyway, Those series of books mentioned on this blog can be our guide but in my opinion, nothing can replace experience. So just start trading and explore it by yourself

Read it now here: https://kucoinblog.com/top-10-books-on-crypto-trading-part-2-sk-bt

I bought my first book, trading for a living. It's pretty good, but I'm pretty curious about how the combination of indicators fits. There are so many indicators and I just find trading in the Break out areas to be the least risky.
It seems we still need to take basic and advanced trading classes.

[LouVandetta]

It would be a good references. But, they're not subtitutes for real experiences. And reading is an important part of gaining knowledge, true.
Regardless, it's good for insight how to start trading and all. So people won't just jumped in without knowing anything.

From that list, this one caught my eyes "The Impact Of Psychology On Trading Crypto".
I think this book provides us with how important our mentalities about trading, there might some explanation about mental health in trading as well. Since some of us cannot bear the losses of trading.

[lobat999]

This crypto realm is still very much in its infancy, but we have already witnessed proponents — writers and economists, businessmen, technologists, and cryptographers bringing their ideas and visions for the technology into the written word. Whether you're eager to start your journey to Bitcoin and Crypto, take a look at this curated collection from KuCoin's Top 10 Books on crypto trading

 Anyway, Those series of books mentioned on this blog can be our guide but in my opinion, nothing can replace experience. So just start trading and explore it by yourself

Read it now here: https://kucoinblog.com/top-10-books-on-crypto-trading-part-2-sk-bt

I think these books are great references for traders whether your still a newbie or an expert. I hope I could find free digital copies available for download on some them and hopefully share it to the community. But still you are right! - "experience is still the best teacher" so to speak. Thank you for sharing that article.

[MURONDI]

although it's been a long time in the trading world, I'm still looking for inspiration to make consistent profits, is there an Ebook for that book,? in my opinion the book only reviews about how to understand indicators, see from the title is the name of the indicator.

[dimonstration]

It can be a good references I wish I can acquire those books. Those books can be a good source of learning specially for active traders where they encounter different market scenarios, also good for beginners who have hard time reading the market basics.

I haven't read any trading books more on YouTube trading predictions and rules, but if we don't want to follow someone specific rules that only rely on his idea it is better to read books to gain more knowledge. Reading is way of improving our mind and self too. Thanks for the list gonna find ways to have atleast PDF copy.

[r32godzilla]

This crypto realm is still very much in its infancy, but we have already witnessed proponents — writers and economists, businessmen, technologists, and cryptographers bringing their ideas and visions for the technology into the written word. Whether you're eager to start your journey to Bitcoin and Crypto, take a look at this curated collection from KuCoin's Top 10 Books on crypto trading

 Anyway, Those series of books mentioned on this blog can be our guide but in my opinion, nothing can replace experience. So just start trading and explore it by yourself

Read it now here: https://kucoinblog.com/top-10-books-on-crypto-trading-part-2-sk-bt

huh, cool haha
Is that blog/site actually run by Kucoin? seems like it is, im surprised to see them pushing traditional trading books
One would think a crypto-exchange wouldnt believe in that stuff, but i feel like maybe they have a vested interest in people losing money, like a casino hehe
Im gonna see what else is on that blog tho as i like that exchange (i never knew they had a blog at all)

Yes, this should be blog created by Kucoin.
About the books and trading. How many of us learned something before we started trading? Only few of us and maybe this is the reason why only few of us are in profit, while others are complaining that market and luck is against us  .

[landoffaucets]

Why we should spend a time by reading books when we have trading signals from professionals? Or copy-trade some big trader on Etoro that is trading cryptocurrencies and that will be probably much more successful strategy for you. 

[Coyster]

Why we should spend a time by reading books when we have trading signals from professionals?

Anyone claiming to give you trading signals on the basis of them being some professional is probably a scammer, this scammers go to the extent of selling this signals as well as opening groups that people subscribe to, this is a terrible advice and I'll advice users to ignore it, no one can trade better than you if you put efforts into developing yourself.

Do not buy trading signals and do not give people your coins to trade for you.

[o48o]

This crypto realm is still very much in its infancy, but we have already witnessed proponents — writers and economists, businessmen, technologists, and cryptographers bringing their ideas and visions for the technology into the written word. Whether you're eager to start your journey to Bitcoin and Crypto, take a look at this curated collection from KuCoin's Top 10 Books on crypto trading

 Anyway, Those series of books mentioned on this blog can be our guide but in my opinion, nothing can replace experience. So just start trading and explore it by yourself

Read it now here: https://kucoinblog.com/top-10-books-on-crypto-trading-part-2-sk-bt

There were some i haven't read yet, i'll try to find them from somewhere. Btw if anyone in here doesn't have attention span for books, this is a good video series that introduced me to the world of trading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lc8788xU7Y&list=PL33D0C18CDEBF64B7

[Convery]

Why we should spend a time by reading books when we have trading signals from professionals?

Anyone claiming to give you trading signals on the basis of them being some professional is probably a scammer, this scammers go to the extent of selling this signals as well as opening groups that people subscribe to, this is a terrible advice and I'll advice users to ignore it, no one can trade better than you if you put efforts into developing yourself.

Do not buy trading signals and do not give people your coins to trade for you.

It is something like giving cryptocurrencies away to the centralized exchange/lending platform, you have to believe this exchange that will not scam you and give you an interest.
If you trade yourself, you minimize the risk of being deceived, but also it requires a lot of time to study all strategies and you will have to spend a lot of time opening a position at the right time. That is why professinal traders do not have to work for someone else, they make living by trading. 

[Red-Apple]

reading books is only good to learn how to trade but unfortunately knowing how to "trade" will never help you learn how to make profit from pump and dumps.
so if you really want to trade stocks, or any other big legitimate market then by all means spend a ton of time learning that. but if you want to trade altcoins then there i nothing that could help you improve your chances at this rigged game of manipulation.

[jrrsparkles]

This crypto realm is still very much in its infancy, but we have already witnessed proponents — writers and economists, businessmen, technologists, and cryptographers bringing their ideas and visions for the technology into the written word. Whether you're eager to start your journey to Bitcoin and Crypto, take a look at this curated collection from KuCoin's Top 10 Books on crypto trading

 Anyway, Those series of books mentioned on this blog can be our guide but in my opinion, nothing can replace experience. So just start trading and explore it by yourself

Read it now here: https://kucoinblog.com/top-10-books-on-crypto-trading-part-2-sk-bt

Seems like these books were nothing but the deep analysis of technical analysis,Isn't it?

Yeah these things could be helpful for a trader but its not going to help alone we have to be prepared for it like you said from exprience we can learn the things which is never wrote on any books,if you have time then nothing wrong on reading this books.

[lobat999]

Why we should spend a time by reading books when we have trading signals from professionals?

Anyone claiming to give you trading signals on the basis of them being some professional is probably a scammer, this scammers go to the extent of selling this signals as well as opening groups that people subscribe to, this is a terrible advice and I'll advice users to ignore it, no one can trade better than you if you put efforts into developing yourself.

Do not buy trading signals and do not give people your coins to trade for you.

I suppose trading signals are not being taken seriously right now because most of them are only being made with a hidden agenda like taking for a ride naive people for a pump and dump scheme which at the end could result in them having huge losses.

I think it is more ideal if we could get any trading knowledge as much as we can that could prove very useful especially when we have mastered the basics in theory and in actual trading activity so that in the end, we can easily distinguish those trade advice we encounter everyday if it has merits or not and act in accordance with it.

[Genemind]

It's my first time hearing about those books but I guess all of it is informative and knowledgable. It's a good thing that exchanges are now running trading books. It will be helpful if we'll use books as another source of knowledge to learn things about trading. As long as we have the eagerness to learn, we will be able to adopt the wisdom that we need to trade in a  smart way.