Quote from: Iceblast on Today at 06:07:06 AM

Quote from: passwordnow on October 22, 2021, 10:23:13 PM

I haven't. Introducing someone to the crypto market is quite hard if you're going to introduce him with those tools as the start. I think it's always best to go the manual method of telling him how to trade manually before using those tools that have been given to you by that platform. There's tradingview which is a good start to help him with charting. Because if there will be a lot of tools as you've mentioned will be shown to him, I think it will just make things complicate as he's still a beginner.

well for a beginner it is more appropriate to use manual trading. I see now that the basics of trading must be carried out first and until understanding is then introduced tools that support trading.
this will be better in my opinion

My thoughts are the same. If you are a beginner here, it is best that you need to know the ins and outs of crypto via manual trading. Because if you will use the automated tools, which I have never tried yet, you may miss some important tricks that may help you in continuing your trading journey. Also, I don't know if those tools can detect potential pump and dump or rug pull of the dev team. Because you can only get insights about this if you are closely following the progress of the coin that you are holding.