Beginner’s Guide to Crypto Exchanges

If you’ve read the previous lessons from my “Beginner’s Guide to Bitcoin Wallets“, you’ve learned what a crypto wallet is, how to set one up, and how to send and

A centralized crypto exchange (CEX) is a business that provides you with a multitude of services such as a crypto trading platform (buy and sell transactions), account services (account funding and withdrawal), and customer support

Centralized crypto exchanges (CEX) operate in different countries and support different local (fiat) currencies and different cryptocurrencies. But they all work in similar ways. Let’s go over the steps: Create an

Doing your own homework (“DYOR”) first before trading on a crypto exchange is important. Don’t just pick an exchange just because it’s the first one you see listed on Google

I know what you might be thinking… Nope. Sorry. Unfortunately, it’s NOT a new kind of Kentucky chicken.  What is KYC? When opening an account, you may notice that the

After signing up with a crypto exchange, you’ll probably be required to configure security settings on your account and come across something called “2FA“. In this lesson, I’m going to

If you’re new to the crypto world,  it won’t be long until you come across the phrases, “fiat on-ramps” and “fiat off-ramps”. In this lesson, you’ll learn what these phrases

On your crypto exchange’s trading platform, when looking to trade a specific cryptocurrency like bitcoin (BTC), you will see a bunch of numbers known as the “bid” and “ask” prices.

More specifically, what is market liquidity? One thing is for sure, it has nothing to do with buying or selling water.  What is liquidity? Liquidity, or more specifically, market liquidity, refers to the ease

In the crypto market, most crypto traders and investors buy and sell cryptocurrencies on a centralized exchange (CEX). A key concept that you should understand before placing your first crypto trade on