Sources of information

[lichig]

Hello guys,

What are some solid sources of information you are using to take trading decisions?
I am new into Bitcoin/crypto trading and I'm pretty much basing all my decisions on what I read on CoinDesk and what I hear on the Ledger Cast podcast.

Please, do not auto-promote your new blog/twitter account 🙏🏼. I'm looking for stablished sources of information.

Thank you very much! 

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[Charles-Tim]

This is your third question in less than 5 hours, hope you are reading the answers to your questions.

You can follow institutional whales on Twitter, if they buy, fomo will buy
You can join trading group on social media, but be careful of scammers, do not pay for signals or anything
Read news for other important information that can lead to price drop or fomo investing, having the notification on for important news

Those up are for the fundamental analysis, how about technical analysis? This is the basic means of trading. You must be technically excellent, knowing how trading indicators like RSI, SMA, EMA and Bollinger bands works are also sources of information.

[lichig]

This is your third question in less than 5 hours, hope you are reading the answers to your questions.

Hi Charles, Yes, I did read all the answers, and replied with more questions based on what I read, as you probably saw.

Read news for other important information that can lead to price drop or fomo investing, having the notification on for important news

Can you please elaborate a little bit more on this?, as for instance: what sources of news are worthy?:

Thank you very much for your reply here and in the other threads!

[passwordnow]

You can analyze if the suggestions that are being said on a podcast will do good to you. I would advise you to be familiar with the charts. Not that really need to be good at it analyzing the whole thing but at least have a glance on how others are reading it and basing their decision from the next possible scenario that would come. It is already a good start that you're into news because, they do react to the market and I think you're very aware of it when news are good, market's up.

[Charles-Tim]

Can you please elaborate a little bit more on this?, as for instance: what sources of news are worthy?:

Cointelegraph and Coindesk are both good, price checking sites like Coinmarketcap also have a news page. You can check some other good news sites

https://crypterium.com/news/post/best-cryptocurrency-news-websites

You can try social media as there are people that will comment often, but I do not know much about that. But, depends most on your technical analyses.

[lichig]

Cointelegraph and Coindesk are both good, price checking sites like Coinmarketcap also have a news page.

Added to my favorites. Thank you!

[tvplus006]

If you decide to invest, Coinmarketcap will be an indispensable service for you, which recently added a new section "The Complete ICO Calendar" - https://coinmarketcap.com/ico-calendar/ I am delighted with this service and find it very convenient to work with.

[OmegaStarScream]

A similar service to CMC's calendar given above: CoinMarketCal should give you all the necessary details about all the coins out there (or most of them at least), and that includes: Forks, exchange listings, AMAs, airdrops, code reviews, etc. basically anything that could influence the price.

[Sterbens]

all end up being the same, that the main referral will and will end up on CoinMarketCap. So you don't really need a lot of resources if you can really understand all the features on CoinMarketCap. not that many sources are not good, but we just need to understand the essence of each source and apply it directly into trading practice.

[doctor877]

trading requires knowledge which is best to research and learn yourself. use youtube effectively and learn as much as you wish. alternatively while you are learning, you should follow good traders on twitter and telegram and follow them, take their trades also. i guarantee within a short while you will be able to trade yourself independently.

[Fatunad]

Hello guys,

What are some solid sources of information you are using to take trading decisions?
I am new into Bitcoin/crypto trading and I'm pretty much basing all my decisions on what I read on CoinDesk and what I hear on the Ledger Cast podcast.

Please, do not auto-promote your new blog/twitter account 🙏🏼. I'm looking for stablished sources of information.

Thank you very much! 

I do only visit out these sites.


https://cryptonews.com/
https://cryptoslate.com/
https://blockonomi.com/

since coindesk and cointelegraph had been mentioned.

[posi]

The best source of information you need is to first understand how to read the chart though it just a prediction but it still can be used to detect market trends sometimes, you also need to understand the market season (we are in bullish now and after bullish it market blood bath) and the things that influence the market.

You can follow institutional whales on Twitter, if they buy, fomo will buy
You can join trading group on social media, but be careful of scammers, do not pay for signals or anything

I agreed following institutional whales on Twitter but joining the crypto trading group on social media can be misleading because some group seized the opportunity sometimes to make their followers pump the price of their puppet coin so they can sell it for profit while their followers make lost

[djmixen]

Hello guys,

What are some solid sources of information you are using to take trading decisions?
I am new into Bitcoin/crypto trading and I'm pretty much basing all my decisions on what I read on CoinDesk and what I hear on the Ledger Cast podcast.

Please, do not auto-promote your new blog/twitter account 🙏🏼. I'm looking for stablished sources of information.

Thank you very much! 

I think cointelegraph is one of the best sources of information for this matter. And as one of the newbies in this field of business here in cryptocurrency, you need to make your own way to study things here. The second is crypto.com and https://www.cryptoknowmics.com/ these are the sources where for me it helps me to give information about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency.

[OcTradism]

What are some solid sources of information you are using to take trading decisions?
I am new into Bitcoin/crypto trading and I'm pretty much basing all my decisions on what I read on CoinDesk and what I hear on the Ledger Cast podcast.

In crypto market, the first place you can take a look when need information for your investigation are:
https://coinmarketcap.com/
https://www.coingecko.com/en
https://messari.io/
From those sites, you can move forward to visit websites of projects and find out more. I am not a fan of news but if you need to read news, you can check some websites in the [HUGE LIST] Useful Crypto Links !!!

[maxreish]

There are different kind of sources of information. But when I was a starter, I spent time reading here in trading section of this forum. Aside from reading, application and practice will also help you to become a better trader. When there are vague terms, tools that hard to understand, youtube videos is also useful.

I also usually visit some sites like news.bitcoin.com and coindesk, trading view also has some bitcoin predictions from btc traders with explanations thus it also help me to review my trading entry.

[lichig]

Thank you very much guys! Awesome list of resources. Much appreciated.

[Kittygalore]

all end up being the same, that the main referral will and will end up on CoinMarketCap. So you don't really need a lot of resources if you can really understand all the features on CoinMarketCap. not that many sources are not good, but we just need to understand the essence of each source and apply it directly into trading practice.

There aren't that many good source of information for trading for starters so I guess CMC is the most reliable of them all. I don't trade but I get my news at Cointelegraph and Coindesk although just some quick skims through the article and find the most important parts and I am done.

[Oceat]

There's a lot of sources you can find on the internet and it's all free plus this forum has a speculation board to know some information about Bitcoin and most especially to the wall observer thread. You may need a lot of reading since you are just a newbie in this forum I guess.

You can simply search your queries here just use the above search bar in this forum. Most people here do tend to point you on a specific site for more information about all of the crypto currency's information. Reading charts is a good source of information.

[isaac_clarke22]

Thank you very much guys! Awesome list of resources. Much appreciated.

In case you're still open for more. This isn't really site-specific suggestion, but when I trade Bitcoin back then. I just search it and mostly just look on how does the general headline tell about Bitcoin.
Not that I believe most of them, because some of them could be just FUDs which are quite common to destroy the rep of Bitcoin to the global market, but it's one of my ways as it includes some speculation though I don't primarily base my decision purely in those news. I still look at the pattern of the charts.

[boyptc]

Thank you very much guys! Awesome list of resources. Much appreciated.

The forum is also a good source that you can find out. Just like your post, you've got a lot of information that helped you out to expand the information that you want to intake.

Always browse through the forum with the right section for what you look at and for trading, it's either this section or the altcoins.