r/CryptoCurrencyTrading subreddit
I've realized over the last year that I spend an unreasonable amount of time thinking about how money moves. Part of my income comes in fiat, part of it comes from crypto, and I've ended up running Revolut, Wise, and …
When I first started with crypto people told me to do one thing: Get your coins off the exchange. So I moved my crypto assets into a self-custody wallet. At first I felt good about what I had done. I …
Everyone asks about the best BitMEX/Bitmart alternative whenever its shutdown annocement. The more I think about it, the less I believe people are replacing one platform with another in a one-to-one way. Some traders chase the deepest order books, some …
Looking to invest beyond Bitcoin and into Alt Coins. Aside from researching the team and utility via news and searching online any other tips you would give for someone like myself looking to invest in alt coins. Looking to have …
One thing I've noticed about crypto traders is that many people who are comfortable trading BTC, ETH, and perpetuals rarely touch traditional equities. It's not necessarily because they don't care about stocks. A lot of traders follow companies like Nvidia, …
It has been hours. When should I expect my funds?
I've spent most of my time trading crypto, so moving into tokenized equities felt like a pretty natural transition. Recently noticed META rejecting the $670-$680 area multiple times and decided to test an onchain short. Opened the position at $677 …
The convergence of traditional finance and crypto has recently become a major industry focus. As more platforms accelerate their expansion into global equities trading, a broad market consensus is emerging: traditional brokerages and crypto-native exchanges are moving toward each other, …
So I've been running a quant trading system on Binance Futures for a while now. Nothing fancy, just pulling market data, running some signals, executing trades. It was stable. Like, boringly stable. Then about a month ago it started crashing. …