Quick way to learn bitcoin trading

[Lakai01]

Hi is there a quick free beginner course to learn crypto trading anyone can recommend? (no scam we`ll make you money if you give us money links please)

There are indeed many courses out there, both free and payed. Some of the payed once even have a very good reputation, eg. the courses of Brian Beamish (The Rational Investor), but I didnt enroll them myself to be honest.
Anyways, I would like to give you an advice: Stay away from real money trades as long as possible and solely use paper trades, at least for the first 3-5 month in your trading journey. You will learn way more in those month than any course can teach you ... and saves you a lot of money.

There are apps and webapps available to track you papertrades and even your winnings/losses regarding those trades.

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Visit coursera tutorial website. There are various resources for you to completely learn trading and become a professional soon. There are also tutors over there that will guide you so that after watching the videos you can start practicing with their trade. And please let me advice you. Dont send any money privately to anyone unless you want to tip the tutor voluntary but if anyone tells you to send money dont. Another thing is, after learning and you want to start practicing use a demo account with unreal money to practicing to avoid you losing your hard earned money.

[Distinctin]

Trading has more to do with practice than just theory.

Yes, you will read and watch video but minus practicing and keeping important aspects like your emotions in check, then you will have learned little about trading. Trading material is almost everywhere. YouTube, invest, investopedia.com, fool.com, babypips.com etc

You need to have a demo accounts in one of the exchanges so that you can actually practice trading too after a while.

Certainly, yes. Trading is more on learning by doing. While there are free resources scattered online, yet focusing on theories will only make you knowledgeable but being being skillful itself will only be gain through consistent experience. There are those who said that they have been acquainted with the right information about bitcoin trading even the technical analysis thing but still they end up often losing their funds when they trade. This only proves that being knowledgeable is not enough, but building your own skills and strategies through frequent experience in the market will help you mold to be more of a reliable trader.

[husencoe]

Hi is there a quick free beginner course to learn crypto trading anyone can recommend? (no scam we`ll make you money if you give us money links please)

I think there is no quick way to learn trading.  Trading is not only about theory, but about how to analyze and decide what to do.  All things need a process and are not instant.  You may find free courses on well-known exchanges such as Binance.  They have an introduction to learn about what cryptocurrency is and how to do trade.  But that is not enough because it is very limited.  You have to increase your insight with other reading about how to carry out analysis and gain profits.  You should also try it with your own hands.  Of course you will lose some on your walk, but that's how you learn to trade.

[Cryptomultiplier]

Trading has more to do with practice than just theory.

Yes, you will read and watch video but minus practicing and keeping important aspects like your emotions in check, then you will have learned little about trading. Trading material is almost everywhere. YouTube, invest, investopedia.com, fool.com, babypips.com etc

You need to have a demo accounts in one of the exchanges so that you can actually practice trading too after a while.

Certainly, yes. Trading is more on learning by doing. While there are free resources scattered online, yet focusing on theories will only make you knowledgeable but being being skillful itself will only be gain through consistent experience. There are those who said that they have been acquainted with the right information about bitcoin trading even the technical analysis thing but still they end up often losing their funds when they trade. This only proves that being knowledgeable is not enough, but building your own skills and strategies through frequent experience in the market will help you mold to be more of a reliable trader.

Sincerely, I have never seen any skill like trading that doesn't involve one spending their money alongside other resources like time, attention.
Besides doing personal research and watching a lot of YouTube videos, one can become successful faster if there's a good physical or online mentor with not just the original knowledge of theories but also a practical one.

The left will be left to you who wants to trade, to take the first step in setting up an account, ensuring safety measures, secure the fund to practice with and always expect losses at the onset, so use limits on expenses.
Mind you, there are demo trading accounts available, that one can use in being a practical learner and am sure they don't require money.

[mirakal]

There is no "quick way" to learn bitcoin/crypto trading or trading in general just like how there is no quick "quick way" to learn investing and other things like design/programming and stuff. This crap takes time.

But here's a decent source as far as I've heard: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvkpxFSTppmnQ7A5DP386zEKU0Tv_fatm

There are no shortcuts in learning bitcoin trading as everything comes with a process. Otherwise, if you tend to break that process and would prefer to believe those YouTubers out there who are flexing quick trading strategies, then you will still be losing in the end. Believe me, when it comes to trading, patience and resilience are the keys as it comes with inevitable mistakes and losses that we might face along learning the process.

However, when it comes to reliable sources about trading, aside from this forum, we can still rely from those reputable traders in social media, but never to those self-proclaimed traders as there are no guarantees that they actually become profitable in their trading activities.

[Bushdark]

Hi is there a quick free beginner course to learn crypto trading anyone can recommend? (no scam we`ll make you money if you give us money links please)

I think there is no quick way to learn trading.  Trading is not only about theory, but about how to analyze and decide what to do.  All things need a process and are not instant.  You may find free courses on well-known exchanges such as Binance.  They have an introduction to learn about what cryptocurrency is and how to do trade.  But that is not enough because it is very limited.  You have to increase your insight with other reading about how to carry out analysis and gain profits.  You should also try it with your own hands.  Of course you will lose some on your walk, but that's how you learn to trade.

There are quick ways to learn trading if we are just there to make quick profits and learn.
Learning how a quick way l to trade does not mewn one is going learn about the core things thay are involved in trading. This only involves  learning how to import figures and enter into trades. In this care, we don't have to analyze the market, all we need to do is to wait for signal and enter the market to trade. This is what many traders mostly do to make money for themselves.

[Bloodseekers]

I think there is no quick way to learn trading.  Trading is not only about theory, but about how to analyze and decide what to do.  All things need a process and are not instant.  You may find free courses on well-known exchanges such as Binance.  They have an introduction to learn about what cryptocurrency is and how to do trade.  But that is not enough because it is very limited.  You have to increase your insight with other reading about how to carry out analysis and gain profits.  You should also try it with your own hands.  Of course you will lose some on your walk, but that's how you learn to trade.

I agree with you, there are many things that a person must understand when deciding to enter trading and of course there are many stages that must be passed patiently and there will also be losses that we experience when we just start trading and we must be able to learn from the mistakes we make. to be able to avoid making the same mistakes when they try trading again and they must be patient in going through the learning process in order to become a successful trader.

[Questat]

Online research and Videos - there are a lot of them. Some big exchanges have also demos for practice trading.
We can learn it somehow but the truth is that - we can gain additional knowledge and learnings when doing actual rather than just reading theories and tutorials. This only means that in order to learn, we must enroll trading in real life. We lose or earn, that is part of the process. If we want to succeed and continue our journey then we also have to adapt to the situation and face the risk. Things are not easy, we need to struggle first before reaching our goal.

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Most of these courses are scams.  They make various promises for their marketing but later it turns out they scam their course fees. It is very risky.  Learning trading by yourself is best. But it takes time. I would say learning by yourself is better if it takes time. But you have to be very patient for it.  You should learn trading with patience. You should follow those who are good at trading.  You have to learn the rules of trading. This process takes time but I think it is best to learn by yourself.

[God bless u]

There are plenty of platforms where you can learn about Bitcoin trading like Coinbase learn and Udemy Bitcoin and cryptocurrency courses. They offer you plenty of good details and skills which you can use to start your crypto journey but don't completely rely on a single platform.

You can just go and have a course from a well d fines platform then go with some demo accounts which many platforms offer and then trade with the demo assets. Use them to apply the learned skills and then check whether they were worth learning or not. In this way you can have a unique way of learning.

[mvdheuvel1983]

Hi is there a quick free beginner course to learn crypto trading anyone can recommend? (no scam we`ll make you money if you give us money links please)

I think there is no quick way to learn trading.  Trading is not only about theory, but about how to analyze and decide what to do.  All things need a process and are not instant.  You may find free courses on well-known exchanges such as Binance.  They have an introduction to learn about what cryptocurrency is and how to do trade.  But that is not enough because it is very limited.  You have to increase your insight with other reading about how to carry out analysis and gain profits.  You should also try it with your own hands.  Of course you will lose some on your walk, but that's how you learn to trade.

There are ways to learn trading and that way is considered the best way, taking time to learn and practicing without being so greedy that's one of the best ways to be a quick learner in trading.In learning how to trade you will need to understand very well the basic format you should emphasize on when trading, learn when to go in and understand when you should go out. If you are able to understand and take greed out of your head, you make be getting a small profit that will expand within a short time but greed has made most traders lose so much that they now think trading is gambling.

[xandriel]

Just do some simple things first. Do you understand the basics of crypto and blockchain technology? Then give it a try with a trading website like Binance or something else. Use $10-20 to trade and see what happens. Then study market trends, strategies, risk management... many things have been posted on this forum many times, or you can easily find them on the internet.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Hi is there a quick free beginner course to learn crypto trading anyone can recommend? (no scam we`ll make you money if you give us money links please)

I have a financial background so its not completely alien to me just looking for something to get started

Well theres not much difference if you say you have experience on financial aspect. Then that means you are trading stock. Its almost the same concept and execution too its just that the crypto market are open for 24hrs and unlike stock that they only have time for trading. Also the volatility is quite higher on crypto and in bitcoin compared to traditional stock. Also you need to understand and know too how to store those shares or coins from your own wallet. Unlike on stocks that has broker or platform to use for.

[Faisal2202]

Hi is there a quick free beginner course to learn crypto trading anyone can recommend? (no scam we`ll make you money if you give us money links please)

I have a financial background so its not completely alien to me just looking for something to get started

haha, are you bribing for trading courses? (just kidding) I can see the frustration in these 2 lines of yours, as YT is full of fake gurus teaching crypto trading while they don't know anything at all. Well, my mother language is Urdu, so I don't think my recommendations are going to help you but I also spent time on watching English language videos.

The channels that I refer to are:
ClayTrader, The Trading Channel, and Wysetrade these channel consists of useful content that after consuming you won't me the same as you are now. Is there anyone else here who watches these channels and have any review about them as I don't follow them regularly but watch sometimes only.

[Finestream]

Online research and Videos - there are a lot of them. Some big exchanges have also demos for practice trading.
We can learn it somehow but the truth is that - we can gain additional knowledge and learnings when doing actual rather than just reading theories and tutorials. This only means that in order to learn, we must enroll trading in real life. We lose or earn, that is part of the process. If we want to succeed and continue our journey then we also have to adapt to the situation and face the risk. Things are not easy, we need to struggle first before reaching our goal.

Trading outcome does not matter on how highly knowledgeable you are when it comes to trading theories and tutorials, but it’s more on application and skills development. With this, you need to enter the real scenario in trading and use your real hard earned funds and not just using a demo account. While demo account can be a good beginner’s guide, but it does not help us in carrying and managing our emotions when we are already experiencing real losses and gains from our trades.

[GeorgeJohn]

Hi is there a quick free beginner course to learn crypto trading anyone can recommend? (no scam we`ll make you money if you give us money links please)

I have a financial background so its not completely alien to me just looking for something to get started

I was trying to read and understand exactly what you are saying we have a good to reply or response to you but I could not understand exactly your objectives or points of views, so their is something I understand in cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency is something that deals with understanding so trying to understand the rudiments you most be consistent in making research about bitcoin because its something that has to do with your consistent in researching and it will make a new comers to more of bitcoin than someone who has been in bitcoin  for long-term

[MFahad]

Hi is there a quick free beginner course to learn crypto trading anyone can recommend? (no scam we`ll make you money if you give us money links please)

I have a financial background so its not completely alien to me just looking for something to get started

There are a lot, but I wouldn't recommend quick ways of learning cryptocurrency trading because without a comprehensive course that can enlighten you with significant knowledge that you can use to become an efficient trader. A lot of people think this isn't necessary and trading is very easy but you wouldn't want to know what happens to them after some time of getting into the market.

So, try to do it by taking your time, learn as much as you can but don't be in a rush. I know that you might be doing this because you want to make use of the current market situations since we are having a bull run ahead, but believe me, you will be much better with it if you don't rush it, and by the time next bull run comes, you will be a very good trader.

[tvplus006]

...quick free...

Quick and free is a good advertising slogan, which in practice leads to a loss of money. You will not be able to learn how to trade if you study trading on such courses. It's possible that you'll find something free for yourself, but it still won't work out quickly.

[Alpha Marine]

Is there a quick way though? Or if there is, should you be using quick ways? Why not take the long road? I don't believe in quick ways to learn stuff, especially stuff where you can lose money. Trading is a skill, so you have to learn it the way you'll learn any other skill.
You said you have a financial background, I'd advice you to learn like you don't have a background at all. Learn from the scratch.

People have already given you links of where to start. You can start with them but you have no know that trading is a practical thing. When you learn alos try to apply what you have learnt. You become better with experience.