This is Part 2 of the “A short intro to cryptocurrencies and trading” series. To read Part 1, click here. The first part of these series was an intro to some general terms like blockchain, altcoin, mining, exchange, etc. This second part will be focused on more practical things, like registering on an exchange and trading on it. But since we’re experiencing big ups and downs late....

It is strange to trade something that doesn’t exist in a material world. And not only trade, but also pay for services and goods. Exactly because it feels weird and because it’s difficult to understand, you may hear claims such as:    - It’s an asset that creates nothing! (Warren Buffett on CNBC)- It’s a scam!- It will crash down and you will lose your money! One ....

So, why should you? If you have a good trading strategy, you can just trade by yourself and earn money, right? Yes, you could earn with your trading, but you are simply not making use of the full potential of your trades that way. If you are concerned about your followers having an impact on the market, thus messing with your Binance trading strategy — don’t be. Simply put &mdas....

To many, cryptography and blockchain (explained further down in the text) are often something mysterious, cryptic (pun intended!). But that’s just the technology part — things start to get really tricky when you add economy into the equation. So, if you are planning on investing in it, there actually is a reason to be afraid of the complexity of the blockchain world. This won’t ....

Joe Kennedy was a popular stock market maverick in the early 1920s. He famously pulled the metaphorical fat of his stock out of the market mere days before the 1929 crash. How did he know to do this? He got market tips from, wait for it … a shoeshine boy. Yes, seriously. Now, imagine what would have happened if he didn't get the right tips, from the right person, at the right....